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Libor reform threatens risk modelling under FRTB
Dearth of liquid products and historic data threatens banks with capital hit under new market risk rules
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Swift attacks
Cyber criminals have hit upon a seemingly secure business model: take control of the payment system of a smaller bank in an emerging country; get access to the Swift network; then route fraudulent transactions through banks in developed countries. The pattern has repeated itself on at least eight occasions in the past three years.
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