Book contributions by Risk Staff
Portfolio Construction and Management
Edited by Brice Benaben and Julien Jarmoszko
Articles by Risk Staff
1,000 hedge funds set to close in the near future
short-term outlook is bleak for hedge funds, says manager
Long/short funds lose previous gains
Debt managers are still providing strong returns
Guaranteed launches set to increase in coming months
demand for hedge fund is slowing, says morningstar
There may be trouble ahead
The Harmonic Grid is forecasting an unsettled outlook for the global economy
Eubank punches for Risk Waters Group's World Trade Center fund
Fancy a pair of boxing gloves signed by former world middleweight champion Chris Eubank? Then put in your bid with a call to Drew Stephens, chief operating officer atSpectron Group, the London energy broker, on 44 207 074 0799.
Economic capital: towards an integrated risk framework
Performance and bonuses are increasingly being assessed on profits after a charge for economic capital allocations. This has increased line managers’ interest in economic capital. As a result, risk managers must ensure that economic capital allocations…
Factoring in stock options
In the wake of recent corporate scandals, support has spread rapidly for including the cost of employee stock options as an expense item in corporate income statements. David Rowe argues that while some reform is appropriate, present trends could end up…
Interest rate derivatives house of the year
Asia Risk Awards 2002
SG renews SuperDerivatives FX options pricing service
SG, the investment banking arm of France’s Société Générale, has signed up to use SuperDerivatives’ benchmark pricing system for currency options for another year.
Bank defections
People news
From Enron to Iraq
The freight derivatives market has ridden out the loss of market-maker Enron, and now all eyes are turning to the effect of military action against Iraq. By Kevin Foster
Keeping EAR simple
Brett Humphreys discusses how trading groups can be captured within earnings-at-risk and cashflow-at-risk models. He suggests taking a top-down approach instead of a bottom-up approach based on actual positions