Book contributions by Risk Staff
Portfolio Construction and Management
Edited by Brice Benaben and Julien Jarmoszko
Articles by Risk Staff
£2m AML fine for Abbey
Anti-money laundering
FATF, EU prepare for busy 2004
Anti-money laundering
US consolidates protection of critical financial infrastructure
Business Continuity
UKFSA issues fraud paper
Anti-money laundering
Basel II to help community banks manage op risk
Cover story
Losses and lawsuits
Loss Database
UK Treasury issues AML rules
Anti-money laundering
UK Treasury outlines way forward for City recovery
Business Continuity
US passes new law to combat identity theft
Regulatory Update
UK’s JMLSG publishes 2003 AML guidance notes
Anti-money laundering
Regulatory briefs
Regulatory Update
2004: end to the easy money
Credit of the month
Hunting for paper
CDOs
Speaking the right language
Is there a need for prime brokers and those serving hedge funds to have staff in continental Europe, as regulators make their markets increasingly friendly to hedge funds?
by conor ringland
It's the biggest financial market in the world, it never stops, it's transparent and opportunity keeps knocking. No wonder then that hedge funds are increasingly looking to foreign exchange
All change
As foreign exchange trading becomes ever more efficient, brokers are finding themselves competing for hedge fund business
onwards and upwards
Analysts are predicting another good year for hedge funds, although managers will not have it all their own way - innovation will again be an essential factor in generating returns