Paulina Pielichata
Paulina Pielichata (paulina.pielichata@risk.net) is deputy editor, risk management at Risk.net, based in London. Before joining Risk.net she was senior reporter at Pensions & Investments, covering asset management, institutional investing and regulation in the UK and Europe. Before P&I, she worked at Euromoney Institutional Investor, where she covered asset management, securities finance and asset servicing for Global Investor/ISF and base metals for Metal Bulletin.
Follow Paulina
Articles by Paulina Pielichata
Esma official insists CCP model approvals will speed up
CCP supervision chief says regulator is seeking more human resources for its new responsibilities
FICC’s Klimpel on ironing out the kinks in UST clearing
Focus shifts to margin efficiency and capital treatment of cleared trades
FMX set to extend trading hours for rates futures
New schedule matches CME’s hours, but some worry about clearing mismatch
Esma still open to minimum thresholds for onshore clearing
Final active account rules ease reporting burden, but no guarantees on outcome of 2026 review
Risk managers say second line needs to identify its value-added
Risk Live: Risk functions must see themselves as problem-solvers, but first line should share responsibility
Regulators urged to use Dora reporting to track systemic risk
Risk Live: Bankers and regulator say governance requirements for new rules are complex to implement
Are EU banks buying cloud from Lidl’s middle aisle?
As European banks seek to diversify from US cloud hyperscalers, a supermarket group is becoming an unlikely new supplier
LCH to expand access to FMX futures clearing
Clearing house is awaiting regulatory approval to allow client clearing via FCM affiliates
EU banks want the cloud closer to home amid tariff wars
Fears over US executive orders prompt new approaches to critical third-party risk management
Emir 3.0 could complicate Eurex cross-margining for repo
Clearing house targets November 2025 to launch repo on Prisma, but new EU rules are imminent
EU firms fear dollar liquidity becoming tariff bargaining chip
Eurozone banks rely on dollars for 17% of funding; trade war escalation could affect access
Ice eyes year-end launch for Treasury clearing service
Third entrant expects Q2 comment period for new access models that address ‘done-away’ accounting hurdle