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A 58-word footnote in a 33,000-word document might not sound like a big deal – but when it allows unrealised gains and losses on trillions of dollars of bonds to affect bank capital levels, people will...
In a recent meeting with a couple of senior derivatives dealers, one of them – who heads trading in Europe for a large, international bank – complained his employer had started requiring him to sign...
Banks are increasingly using their IT infrastructure to increase their competitive advantage. Learn how this can work in practice.
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November’s US presidential elections are creeping closer, and the country’s banks are backing the Republicans. The American Bankers Association has contributed $1.4 million directly to the two parties, with over three-quarters of it going into the...
The development of Solvency II is in a crucial phase. The three key European law-making institutions – the European Parliament, European Council and European Commission – are engaged in the so-called ‘trilogue' negotiations to agree the final text...
Regulatory change is top of the priority list for op risk managers everywhere, and one of the most sweeping changes will be the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca)
To mark the 27th Isda annual general meeting, we consider some of the key regulatory challenges facing market participants – clearing across borders, the extraterritorial implications of Dodd-Frank, the need for a consistent application of Basel III...
JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon doesn’t seem like the kind of person that spends a lot of time regretting the fights he picks, but by inviting bank capital modelling to step outside, he has started something that may not end the way he hoped. Initially,...
They say the squeaky wheel gets the grease, and participants in South Africa's equity markets must have felt their squeaking had paid off in June, when the country's tax authorities not only halted plans to remove a tax exemption that broker members of...
Partly as a way to satisfy investor demand for transparent, liquid products and to reach new sources of assets, many hedge fund managers began using Ucits-compliant wrappers for their strategies.
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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