Jin Ye

Analyst, Risk Benchmarking

Jin Ye is a research editor at Risk Benchmarking, focussed on building and delivering benchmarking surveys. Based in Hong Kong, she works with senior risk professionals across Asia-Pacific to analyse and contextualise industry data. Before joining Risk.net, Jin previously worked as a data and public policy analyst in Washington, DC, and as a quantitative research assistant at the Wharton ESG Analytics Lab.

She holds a master’s in Social Policy and Data Analytics from UPenn, and a bachelor’s in Journalism and Economics from Fudan University.

Articles by Jin Ye

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XVAs

Half of European banks already embed FRTB into XVA pricing

US and rest of world lag Europe in incorporation of Basel capital rules into XVA calculations, Risk Benchmarking analysis shows

11 Nov 2025

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Enterprise risk

71% of banks automate escalation of appetite breaches

Automated processes are less common at banks where ERM sets overall risk appetite, research shows

26 Sep 2025

Pile of three books laid down, each book with one word superimposed on the end of the pages: compliance, regulations and guidelines

Enterprise risk

Banks treat ERM as compulsory – even when it isn’t

More than 80% follow supervisory guidance or expectations for ERM, benchmarking shows

22 Sep 2025

Operational risk

Regional banks favour scenario analysis over op risk modelling

Domestic and smaller regional players favour scenarios to gauge tail exposure; G-Sibs stick to modelling, for now

15 Aug 2025

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