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Offshore activities create surge in spreads on iTraxx Australia
Jack of all trades
ETRM technology: analysing analytics
Analysing analytics
Are CROs engaged enough in IT decisions?
Purchasing power and influence
Are ETRM systems ready for more reporting?
Ready to report
US cap-and-trade: efforts to standardise agreeements
Setting the standard for US carbon trading
Risk Australia Rankings 2011: Internationally connected
High interest rates, a strong currency, and rapid increases in volatility amid turmoil in European and US debt markets have resulted in another challenging year for the derivatives dealers and brokers in Australia. During a period that saw foreign banks…
Australian distributors upgrade structuring capabilities
Platform for profit
Korean authorities crack down on equity-linked warrants
Arrested warrants
The CCP race is on down-under
Australia blue
Renminbi internationalisation poses potentially fatal risks
Restraining the risks
Corporate FX hedging surges in Asia
Surge in structures
Electronic FX trading in Asia may switch to multi-dealer platforms
Changing channels
Libor manipulation lawsuits hit banks
Libor in a fix?
The product no-one wants to sell: portability held up by lack of rules
Under-the-counter derivatives
Finding Volcker rule metrics will be tough, dealers warn
Crop of the props
Risk-managing the Middle East's revolutions
Risk-managing revolution
US inflation market divided on huge 30-year Tips short
When Tips don't pay
Q&A: ACP's Nouy on CRD IV, equity in the LCR and CoCos
Behind Basel III
ASX vs LCH in race to be Australia's OTC clearer
Home-town blues
Marriage counselling: the risks of software vendor mergers
Marriages of inconvenience
Financial institutions adhere to Middle East sanctions
The recent uprisings in the Middle East have presented increased challenges for financial institutions doing business in the region. Institutions have been required to react to and comply with imposed international sanctions
A simple formula for operational risk capital
A new formula from the Japanese FSA allows a straightforward and risk-sensitive calculation of capital levels, which could mean many banks increasing their AMA capital holdings