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Insurers must do better - FSA
A new study by the UK's Financial Services Authority into risk management at insurance firms concludes that, although practices are improving in general, there is a long way to go before insurers are at the same standard as other types of financial…
Nomura analyst sceptical about Nera's ratings study
Research by National Economic Research Associates' (Nera) economic consulting division comparing different rating agencies' rating processes has been described as "disappointingly inconclusive" by Mark Adelson, a New York-based securitisation and asset…
Nomura analyst sceptical about Nera’s ratings study
Research by National Economic Research Associates' (Nera) economic consulting division comparing different rating agencies’ rating processes has been described as “disappointingly inconclusive” by Mark Adelson, a New York-based securitisation and asset…
Summit Systems names prominent hires in New York
Software vendor Summit Systems has made a number of appointments for its New York office. The hires include the return of co-founder Kathy Perrotte to the vendor after a one-year sabbatical.
Former head of currency forwards returns to Bank One
Bank One’s former head of currency forwards, Paul Smith, will rejoin the company in London tomorrow (November 11) as a senior euro forwards trader, a senior official told RiskNews’ sister publication FX Week .
Associations to perform economic capital model convergence study
According to the response to the US's advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR), written jointly by the Bond Market Association (BMA) and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, a number of trade associations are organising a study on the…
Blackouts spark supply debate
The world’s energy regulators met in Rome last month, days after the Italian blackout on September 28. Perfect timing, it would seem – but what are the regulators going to do about Europe’s bottlenecked grid? Paul Lyon reports