Central banks
Primary dealers lose derivatives market-share, says BIS triennial survey
Trading in over-the-counter currency and interest rate derivatives has risen by 112% since 2001, but the market-share of reporting dealers has fallen, according to the latest survey conducted by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
Tech vendors on a roll
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Structured systems
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IDS: a hybrid tool
product launch
Considering convertibles
Convertible Bonds a market forum
The poet of risk regulation
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The threat to fund managers
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The revolution starts here
Russian derivatives
Basel II realities kick in for emerging markets
The emerging markets might find compliance with the new Basel Accord a struggle, but ambitions are high. And the pressure is on for regulators to be seen to be adopting Basel II within the international community.
Will it come out in the wash?
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Good neighbours
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Compliance: The Shot Heard 'Round the World
Regulatory compliance means different things in Europe and the States. Waters looks at who's ahead and how culture helps define the solutions.
HKMA takes the lead
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has put together its national implementation guidelines for Basel II, making it one of the first regulators globally to detail its qualifying criteria for those banks aiming for the internal ratings-based approaches in…
Risk transfer without tears
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Europe’s pension funds pile into fixed income
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Hedging recovery risk
recovery swaps
Louise Purtle
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