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Solvency II reporting compliance is challenging insurers, survey finds
Reliance on third parties for critical data is key issue
Remit, the EU’s new energy trading regulation, sprung from political concerns about market abuse. The provisions will massively increase reporting requirements for energy producers. But do they go too...
Speakers at OpRisk Europe focused on the challenges brought by rule changes – what supervisors are doing to provide clarity and avoid regulatory arbitrage, and what firms can do to ensure they’re ready...
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Energy experts eye Dodd-Frank tech benefits
Data reporting systems may be far from Dodd-Frank friendly in the energy sector, but experts say users are likely to benefit once they are up and running
Video: Market risk reporting requires standardisation, says Risk Europe...
A plethora of methodologies for reporting market risk in annual reports makes transparency impossible, says Sanjay Sharma at Risk Europe in Brussels
Inefficiency in reporting costing institutions more than 700 days a...
Consultancy says duplication of reporting and poor compliance oversight is costing banks massively
Whither the Office of Financial Research?
The new US Office of Financial Research can make a real contribution to financial stability, but only if it develops goals that are both ambitious and realistic, argues David Rowe
Data governance under the regulatory microscope
As regulatory scrutiny becomes more intrusive and demanding, energy trading firms need to make sure their control, governance and compliance functions are up to scratch and that their data is properly managed, up-to-date and available. Rakesh Singh and...
Tackling section 165 of the Dodd-Frank Act
Analysis of the Dodd-Frank Act has so far focused mainly on the swap carve-out clause and requirements for central clearing. But section 165 on prudential standards also raises some difficult questions, writes Barry Schachter
Brokers establish own carbon trading risk tests
Carbon brokers establish their own checks for assessing counterparty risk, following European market authorities’ failure to react to a spate of carbon market fraud.
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