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Fed releases NPR for US Basel II implementation

The Federal Reserve has released the notice of proposed rulemaking (NPR) for the delayed implementation of Basel II in the US. In this first draft, the Federal Reserve approved a proposal that bank regulators hope will ensure banks maintain prudent…

BPI winds down derivatives positions

Lodi’s Banca Popolare Italiana (BPI) has significantly wound down its derivatives positions and lowered its risk profile since September 2005, when it was in the middle of a failed take-over bid for Banca Antonveneta under previous chief executive…

Mardig Haladjian

With more Islamic institutions looking for ratings, the general manager of the financial institutions group at Moody's in Cyprus explains how the agency rates these names versus conventional credits

Goldman Sachs offers commodity-linked certificates

Goldman Sachs has launched two six-year certificates that are linked to an equally weighted basket of the GSCI Agriculture Excess Return Index and the GSCI Livestock Excess Return Index. Both products are listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

Facing the Four Risks

CIOs must prepare for threats that could spell disaster for their firms, so how can they survive in dangerous waters?

London firm reveals its capital ideas

London & Capital has never shied away from launching products the market wants. Magnus Olsson, head of funds at the London firm explained to David Walker the thinking behind the company's European fund of hedge funds, which won Hedge Funds Review's…

March 2006 - Riding the rollercoaster

US natural gas prices have proven to be susceptible to weather-related price swings. Andy Weissman looks at what a risk manager should consider when designing a price risk management program

The rise of mechanistic hedging

Utility hedging gains wider acceptance, but companies still need to work harder to eliminate pure price-view hedging, writes Leigh Parkinson of RiskAdvisory

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