Systemic risk
King's College professor of finance Damiano Brigo says regulators should clamp down on dealers looking to hedge debit value adjustment gains by selling CDS protection on closely correlated names
Diana Chan talks to Jessica Meek about the operational risks facing CCPs in the current financial landscape
The financial crisis demonstrated that banking supervision practices applied during normal market conditions may not necessarily work during a crisis. Ryozo Himino considers some of the policies that may...
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Diana Chan, chief executive of EuroCCP, talks to Jessica Meek on interoperability in cash equities and OTC derivatives
EuroCCP's Diana Chan talks to Jessica Meek on the issues facing the clearing industry
Insurance industry helps to stabilise money flows and should not be weakened by regulatory initiatives to address crisis in financial industry, says think-tank
Despite the ongoing efforts of policymakers to stabilize the financial markets, investors throughout the world remain vulnerable to an exceptionally high level of systemic risk. Market volatility is elevated, cross-asset correlations have spiked and there...
An effort to assess systemic risk on the buy side is helpful, but regulators need to remember that the root of the problem is still the sell side, writes Peter Laurens
Different approaches taken by regulators and risk managers are justified, according the SEC’s Gregg Berman
Dodd-Frank's extraterritoriality and supervisory focus on market structure reforms that will not deliver systemic risk reduction are concerns, says Isda chair Stephen O’Connor
This handy guide reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques, looking at the benefits and pitfalls of each one.
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