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Panel discussion: Derivatives pricing
Representatives from Calypso, James Caird Asset Management, Numerix and SunGard discuss the latest developments in derivatives pricing. Derivatives pricing has been one of the most acute challenges facing...
Modern trading and risk technology systems are large and complex, but banks are becoming increasingly wary of running into implementation difficulties. As a result, technology vendors are packaging their...
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After the dust settles
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Big Bang - New dawn for CDS market
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Financial pricing for the 21st century
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Urgency and uncertainty
The Basel Committee published further clarification on its proposal for a new incremental risk charge in January. What challenges does this pose from a systems perspective, and how are banks and technology vendors responding? By Clive Davidson
The fast track
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