Sopravvivere alla tempesta
Quest'anno, per la seconda volta consecutiva, JP Morgan ha sopravanzato tutti nel nostro sondaggio sui derivati. Tuttavia, la volatilità che ha recentemente investito i mercati finanziari ha creato una situazione difficile per le banche. Articolo di Wietske Blees, con la collaborazione di Xiao Long Chen
Per il secondo anno consecutivo, JP Morgan mantiene la sua posizione al primo posto delle classifiche annuali sui derivati di Risk Italia, raccogliendo il 12,6% dei voti nella classifica generale delle prime 10 banche. Citi finisce seconda con il 9,6% dei voti - segnando un progresso di cinque posizioni rispetto al settimo posto dello scorso anno - mentre a ruota si classifica il gruppo BNP Paribas/Banca Nazionale del Lavoro con il 9,4% dei voti.
Tuttavia, lo scorso
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