Op risk data: SEC skewers Goldman for specious ESG claims

Also: FTX hacked; Aussie banks schooled for credit insurance mis-sales; more on Glencore. Data by ORX News

November’s largest loss was suffered by beleaguered cryptocurrency exchange FTX. During the exchange’s bankruptcy proceedings, which started on November 11, reports surfaced that it had been hacked for up to $659 million – later revised downwards to $477 million. The sudden outflow of cash was tangled up with its attempt to transfer all funds into offline storage as part of its bankruptcy.

FTX’s woes came to light on November 2, with news of potential conflicts of interest and transfers of

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Digging deeper into deep hedging

Dynamic techniques and gen-AI simulated data can push the limits of deep hedging even further, as derivatives guru John Hull and colleagues explain

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