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Special report: Technology
This Energy Risk special report examines the array of technological issues currently facing the energy industry. We look at the role of bespoke solutions, pressures for greater standardisation in commodity...
The structured product market is staggering to its feet after the financial crisis dealt it a near fatal blow. Simple payout structures, shorter terms and capital protection kept the market alive, then...
The recent turnaround in the credit markets has sparked an upturn in the use of electronic trading platforms by sell-side and buy-side institutions. In the three articles below, Credit looks at the state...
Using market and credit risk analytics to strengthen performance
How are banks improving their risk management techniques?
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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Regulators are demanding a number of improvements from financial institutions in the wake of the crisis. Among them are improved enterprise risk management, faster calculation of counterparty exposures, improved stress testing and better liquidity risk...
Special report: Technology
As Hong Kong prepares to host the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications' annual Sibos meeting in mid-September, a couple of issues are likely to stand out. The first is the importance of keeping a firm lid on risk through the deployment...
Special Report: Technology
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Technology special report
Risk management and trading systems have come under attack over the past 12 months. As the first investigations into the causes of the subprime credit crisis started to emerge earlier this year, model failure was identified as one of the key faults. ...
Special report: Electronic trading
The reduction in liquidity has had obvious consequences for the volumes traded electronically in credit, but e-trading remains a noteworthy topic even in an environment where dealers and investors alike are hesitant. In the following pages we look at...
Special report: CDS processing
Long before the current tumult afflicting the credit market, regulators were aware of inefficiencies in settling credit derivatives trades. As long ago as November 2005 – at the height of the credit bubble – the Federal Reserve Bank of New York contacted...
How can investment banks use grid technology?
Learn how technology is enhancing risk management
Technology can provide a competitive advantage in banking. How it is applied by Tier 1 and Tier 2 institutions, to the benefit for their risk management systems, is discussed.
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Using market and credit risk analytics to strengthen performance
This white paper reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques.
How financial services need to consider their IT infrastructure
The global credit crisis exposed the weaknesses inherent in the risk management and IT infrastructures employed by banks.
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