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SG creates flow-trading team

SG, the investment banking arm of French bank Société Générale, has created a flow-trading team, appointing Peter Lindsey as its head.

Finding the perfect fit

With the implementation of Basel II firmly on the agenda for Japan's banks, Shunsuke Shirakawa of the Financial Services Agency talks about how the Japanese regulator will approach the challenges posed by the new Accord.

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Taking on the big boys

Sean Egan, co-founder of Egan-Jones Ratings, talks to Dalia Fahmy about his frustration at the restrictive structure of the credit rating industry and his plans to turn Egan-Jones into a serious contender to rival established players, Moody's, S&P and…

Delivery failure

Perturbed by last year's spike in settlement failures on the May 2013 Treasury note, investors have been assessing the likelihood of a repeat scenario. So what causes these fails situations, and how can they be avoided?

Cutting capital

Across the banking spectrum, new technology is being used to help financial institutions reduce their capital requirements, writes Clive Davidson.

Risk Into Value

Investment firms have plenty to consider in the race to achieve Basel II and operational risk mandates.

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