Skandinaviska enskilda banken (seb)
Supervision not regulation, says SEB's Hansen
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Rather than rushing to increase regulation and potentially creating compliance costs and regulatory risks, authorities should be getting involved at the ground level to improve supervision, says Lars...
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In assessing how culture plays a part in preventing financial crime or excessive risk-taking, it might help to look externally at national identity, and its ability to shape risk appetite or an individual’s...
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Data not judgement required for Nordic banks' Basel approach
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Nordic banks want to use the Basel framework’s advanced approach to credit risk capital, but local regulators are insistent that data – rather than judgement – has to be the basis for the calculations. Banks don’t have enough instances of default...
Nordic markets warm to central clearing
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Regulators across the globe are intent on forcing over-the-counter derivatives through central clearing. How are supervisors in the Nordic region responding, and could the relative lack of liquidity in domestic markets hamper their efforts? By Christopher...
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So far, the Nordic region has weathered the European sovereign debt crisis without too many scrapes. And, as the Nordic Risk 2010 derivatives rankings reveal, this is one reason why competition between banks – in and out of the region – is as hot...
Bargain basement in the Baltic states
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Scandinavian banks are set to become huge owners of Baltic real estate. A large proportion of home loans in the region come from Nordic lenders and repossessions are rising. Some banks are already making preparations to take over and service large numbers...
Nordic bank SPVs start work on bad Baltic loans
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Nordic banks are beginning the long process of tidying up their bad Baltic property loans, with all four of the most exposed institutions creating special purpose vehicles (SPVs) in the last couple of months to take ownership of loan collateral. The strategy...
Prime broker margins under the microscope
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Foreign exchange prime brokers (FXPBs) are facing closer margin scrutiny as their clients continue to be wary of counterparty credit risk, according to panellists at the FX Week Europe conference in London last week (November 17). Mark McDonnell, SEB's...
The return of cov-lite debt
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The corporate bond market may have bounced back strongly in 2009, but the road to economic recovery will be a bumpy one for many issuers. So why does the covenant-lite bond appear to be making a comeback? The credit market can sometimes look an odd...
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