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Compromising on Basel II

As US banking regulators debate how much of the spirit of Basel II should be applied to small and medium-sized financial institutions, the banks themselves are stuck in no-man's land. Will 'Basel 1A' bring more certainty or more argument? John Ferry…

Icecap completes first closing of its carbon portfolio

Icecap, the carbon emissions group, has today reached first closing of its carbon portfolio having raised aggregate commitments to buy 15 million tonnes of carbon credits from the Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation markets.

The fundamentals of operational risk assessments

In the third of a series on scaling operational risk management for the small to medium-sized institution, Eric Holmquist discusses the fundamental elements to consider when developing an operational risk assessment where the emphasis is on process…

Ice Futures to launch WTI contract

Ice Futures will launch a cash-settled West Texas Intermediate (WTI) light sweet crude oil futures contract on February 3. The contract will be automatically available to all users with access to Ice Futures oil contracts.

Basel spotlights home-host and EL issues

Basel, Switzerland – The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision released two documents in late November, to provide the financial services industry with some additional clarity on both the home-host issue and the treatment of expected losses under the…

Rights and resources

Doing business in a country with a poor human rights record can be costly, thanks to the changing landscape of corporate liability and human rights. Maria Kielmas reports

Package deals

Banks have been choosing off-the-shelf fully integrated systems for energy trading and risk management. But some feel the available software still falls short

The windfall dilemma

Free allocations of emission allowances may keep fossil fuel generators happy, but their customers are not smiling. Tobias Hsieh, credit analyst with ratings agency Standard & Poor's, explains who wins and loses under the trading rules

Price drivers - Policy fears in EU ETS

Developments in 2005 have shown that the EU ETS price has been correlated to relative fuel prices and weather. However, there are still remaining policy issues that could greatly influence prices, writes Henrik Hasselknippe and Kjetil Roine from Point…

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