Articles by Joe Rennison
US muni treasurers warn LCR could crimp spending
If US regulators do not count muni debt as highly liquid, issuers fear financing cost rise
Tower Research Capital: a high-speed shake-up for Credit Suisse’s rates business
Credit Suisse will get access to “world-class” technology in joint venture
Basel exposure limits raise questions for client clearing
CCP exposures not in scope of new regime, but clearing members are
RFQ an obstacle to new entrants, says FIA PTG chairman
“Historical relationships” will make it difficult for prop traders and others to make markets on Sefs
FCM models for CDS portfolio margin "varied widely"
Finra says year-long approval process revealed "notable outliers"
Stress tests prompt NPL rethink
Banks expected to sell NPLs to improve stress-test resilience
Clearing costs creep up for clients
FCMs said to be struggling to turn a profit
Buy side urged to share risk of CCP collapse
BlackRock and Citadel say all participants should accept exposure
US regional banks prepare for rising rates
With regulators watching closely, US banks are reining in the duration of bond portfolios
Pickel plans to stay with swaps industry after leaving Isda
There "could be a role" at one of the market's new utilities
Rosbank: "This crisis appears very different from where I am sitting"
Russian bank's trading head says political crisis has not spilled into local markets
Airbus Group: Looking for natural hedges
European air giant trying to persuade customers to pay in euros
No CDS spread spillover from Ukraine crisis
Default risks for Russia and Ukraine have risen 20% during crisis
Prop shops to rival dealer market-makers on broker Sefs
Impartial access rules for Sefs allow firms to gatecrash interdealer market
Meet the new OTC market-makers
New swap trading platforms are often seen as a way of levering open the OTC market for a range of non-dealer market-makers – from opportunistic buy-side firms to aggressive Chicago prop shops. But how many of these firms are serious, and what difference…
Role change for Kinol as Credit Suisse plans new trading venture
Jon Kinol will lead a new electronic market-making project, leaving David Tait as sole head of the bank’s macro products group
Not too big to fail: Has US crossed bank resolution Rubicon?
Not too big to fail?
Too-big-to-fail problem solved, claim leading industry figures
FDIC's single-point-of-entry method applauded but concerns still linger
HMRC excludes client clearing from UK bank levy
UK tax authorities exclude client collateral received as a result of clearing activities from bank levy, after complaints it would act as a disincentive to clearing
CFTC guidance means FIA-Isda contract 'no longer needed'
Execution agreements that have taken years of work cannot be used on Sefs - and a big change is needed if they are to survive at all
SEC extends interim CDS portfolio margin rule
Buy-side firms angry about continuing margin disparity and uncertainty
Risk management sweatshops? Number-crunchers move to satellite offices
From Berlin to Birmingham, from Tampa Bay to Dallas, banks have tried to boost their risk management resources – while keeping a lid on expense – by building teams in relatively low-cost cities. But do these far-flung offices improve performance? Joe…
Risk technology rankings 2013: Regulatory revamps
Adapt and comply
Bill Clinton says failure to reform OTC markets earlier was a "real mistake"
Speaking at Sifma AGM, former US president says OTC market should have been forced into collateralised regime before 2008 crisis