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Special report: Asean
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Global consistency a pipe dream, as national regulators go their own way
Lawyers really know how to complain. There’s something coldly surgical about the language they deploy – wielding adjectives like scalpels, listing grievances with exhaustive, deliberate skill. As an...
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How banks needs to consider their IT infrastructure
Banks are increasingly using their IT infrastructure to increase their competitive advantage. Learn how this can work in practice.
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Special report: South Africa
Wind the clock back a year, and one of the big concerns for derivatives market participants was that national regulators would fulfil the Group of 20 clearing commitment by insisting that a portion of trades in their market would have to go through a...
Custody Risk Winter 2012/2013
Welcome to the 2012/2013 winter issue of Custody Risk
Asia Risk institutional rankings 2012
The results of our annual survey to find the top derivatives dealers for institutional investors in Asia
Asia Risk corporate rankings 2012
The results of our annual survey to find the top derivatives dealers for corporates in Asia
In-depth introduction: Libor
Risk first wrote about suspicions that Libor rates were being rigged in January 2008 – three months before the Wall Street Journal article that is widely credited with breaking the story (Risk January 2008, pages 74–76). The key elements were all...
Photogallery: Asia Risk Awards 2012
Free-to-view photographs from the Asia Risk Awards 2012
In-depth introduction: Interest rate swaps
On September 18, CME Group launched an interest rate swap futures contract for the second time – 10 years after its first attempt. The original product never took off, so what’s different this time? Well, everything. Back in 2002, the CME’s pitch...
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