Central banks
NAB CEO resigns after forex options scandal
National Australia Bank chief executive Frank Cicutto has resigned following a foreign exchange options trading scandal that has cost the bank A$360 million ($274.5 million). He has been replaced by John Stewart, executive director of NAB’s UK business…
Crunch calls
High-yield market
Tragedy or farce?
Parmalat focus
Running dry
Bond outlook
All change on the BIS op risk team
Regulatory update
Automating cashflows
Cash management
Taking a hit
Risk management
The credit derivatives divide
Comment
Sibling rivalry
argentina
Tragedy or farce?
parmalat focus
A potential backlash
Wealth management
BIS issues principles for home-host recognition of AMA; changes securitisation framework
Significant subsidiaries of international banks will be able to calculate Advanced Measurement Approach (AMA) capital requirements using a mixed approach, according to the Basel Committee.
Derivatives both a help and a danger, says BoE deputy governor
Derivatives are both a help and a danger to global financial stability, according to the deputy governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Large.
Derivatives both a help and a danger, says BoE deputy governor
Derivatives are both a help and a danger to global financial stability, according to the deputy governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Large.
Book extract > Introduction to the Basel II Handbook: A Guide for Financial Practitioners
In June 1999, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision made its long-anticipated announcement to introduce a new capital adequacyframework to replace the 1988 Accord. 1
A window on transparency
Hedge funds will no doubt start 2004 where they left off in 2003 - as the investment vehicles of choice for private and institutional investors looking for the best opportunities for decent returns.
Quant of the year - Michael Gordy, US Federal Reserve Bank
Credit risk specialist who is highly influential with academics and practitioners alike.
El Paso to cut debt by a third, while gas trader pleads guilty
US natural gas company El Paso – which has recently survived a bid toreplace its board and seen one of its tradersindicted – has unveiled aplan to significantly reduce its debt. By Joe Marsh
In pursuit of the eurobarrel
The markets say they do not want oil prices in euros. But denominating internationalcrude prices in euros is a political ambition the European Union seems determinedto pursue – starting with Russia. MariaKielmas reports
Credit 2003 - Deals of the year
Deals of the year
On the Fritz
Columnist
Hunting for paper
CDOs