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Editorial: Inside the mind of the regulator
How does the mind of a regulator work? In a variety of ways, is the answer. Motivated either from pressure being forced down by their political bigwig bosses or from consumer protection being forced up...
Researchers in the UK say they have found links between Google and Wikipedia searches and movements in benchmark indexes
The challenge of increased longevity is confronting countries around the world, and governments are wrestling with the challenge of how to encourage people to save more to fund ever-longer periods of retirement....
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The aspiration to globally aggregate OTC derivatives data to determine systemic risk remains a distant dream
US-European divergence over default funds
New regulatory standards require central counterparties (CCPs) to have robust processes in place to mitigate counterparty credit risk exposures. Risk management models must optimally determine the relative mix of initial margin and default fund contributions...
Editorial: Blowing in the wind
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Operational risk within the organisational structure
Reporting lines are a vital part of operational risk management – and changes are spreading from the large banks to the rest of the industry, Marcelo Cruz writes
AIFM directive changes relationships for prime brokers
Coming into force in July, the AIFM directive will likely to curb the freedom for prime brokers to reuse assets pledged by hedge funds for collateral, resulting in higher fees for services including leverage, says Patrick Colle, general manager of Paris-based...
Editorial: Clearing the way
Banks have focused their attention on central clearing – but trade reporting could prove even more problematic
Domestic priorities threaten global standards
What does it mean to be courageous, in the context of regulation? Sheila Bair, former chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in the US, uses the term in this month's cover story, to describe Federal Reserve proposals that would regulate...
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