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Philippines SEC drafts FX reporting guidelines

PHILIPPINES - The Philippines' Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last week announced draft guidelines on the preparation of foreign currency-denominated financial statements for corporations in the country.

Looking for the right copula

It is widely accepted that the probability of a company defaulting on its debt is linked to the value of its assets, which can be inferred (not necessarily in a unique way) from its equity price. The intellectual argument is long established, and…

On the dependence of equity and asset returns

Asset returns play an important role in credit risk modelling. Here, Roy Mashal, Marco Naldiand Assaf Zeevi investigate the co-dependence behaviour of asset returns semiparamatrically.They find that the Student-t copula outperforms the normal copula as…

Getting it together

Data consolidation is now a vital foundation to any successful risk management implementation, as Dave Rose and Stuart Cook of The Structure Group report

Farms weather power shortages

Farmers in both hemispheres are struggling to cope with heat waves and droughts while pondering the prospect of future power supply disruptions, finds Maria Kielmas

Switching off to save cash

High electricity price volatility over the European summer has raised awareness of interruptible power contracts, finds James Ockenden

Pieter Verberne

Pieter Verberne, Amsterdam PowerExchange’s (APX) chief operatingofficer, is a busy man. The Dutchexchange is finalising the technologyupgrading of its recent acquisitions, naturalgas exchange Enmo and Automated PowerExchange, both based in the UK. It is…

Breaking down the model

Brett Humphreys and Andy Dunn outline a method to help energy companies minimise potential model risk and thereby avoid costly errors in valuing deals

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