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Deal of the year; Singapore house of the year: Credit Suisse
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: Careful groundwork and investor transparency enabled the bank to reopen Singapore’s securitisation market through the issuance of private equity bonds
Exchange-traded funds house of the year: Commerzbank
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: While exchange-traded funds are still not quite mainstream instruments in Asia-Pacific, Commerzbank has employed a smart approach to efficiently drive growth
Commodity derivatives house of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: Investment in time, presence and talent has paid off in a market that has forced out less resilient firms
Foreign exchange derivatives house of the year: BNP Paribas
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: The bank has successfully delivered some innovative, bespoke instruments to help clients facing renminbi depreciation and a trend towards deleveraging
Interest rate derivatives house of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: Societe Generale takes the interest rate award for the second year in a row, in recognition of its ability to scale innovative products using cutting-edge automation technology
Equity derivatives house of the year: Societe Generale
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: Doubling its trading volume and notional on equity and fund-linked instruments in a year, SG has proven an all-round success in sales, engineering and trade ideas
Asia structured products house of the year: BNP Paribas
Structured Products Asia Awards 2017: Focusing closely on client needs across the entire region demonstrates an unparalleled level of co-ordination within Asia-Pacific
Brexit and the UK inflation market: delivery and response amid challenges
As inflation continues to rise amid uncertainty following the Brexit vote, banks are being called upon to think outside the box in response. At a forum convened by Risk and sponsored by BGC Partners, our panel discusses the direction of the UK inflation…
The game is on: The buy-side tale
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SMA: the story so far
Read Risk.net's coverage on the controversial move to the standardised measurement approach
Practical applications of smart beta
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Commodity position reporting: XML, email, or fax?
Asymmetry in European regulator tech abilities could add to market’s workload
Cross-border clarity, US position limits and MMF repo trades
The week on Risk.net, August 25–31, 2017
Monthly swaps data review: credit volumes peak in June
Global cleared credit derivatives volumes reached $1 trillion before ebbing in July
Monthly credit data review: energy sector firing on all cylinders
Bank-sourced credit data shows rising confidence about oil and gas firms
Heads in the cloud: banks inch closer to cloud take-up
Regulatory guidance helps clear the way for greater adoption of cloud computing
Variation margin, CCP investment problems and Russian courts
The week on Risk.net, August 18–24 2017
Network Theory & Financial Risk | Kimmo Soramäki & Samantha Cook
Kimmo Soramäki and Samantha Cook walk you through network theory and analysis to help understand and overcome the risks associated with payment systems, exposure networks, trade networks and asset correlation networks.
Pulling it all together: Challenges and opportunities for banks preparing for FRTB regulation
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Libor, Mifid and risk margins
The week on Risk.net, August 11–17, 2017
Sponsored video: Matt Pountain, Broadridge Financial Solutions
Matt Pountain, product lead and deputy general manager at Broadridge Financial Solutions, discusses what market requirements his firm has addressed this year and how it has innovated its post-trade management solution to earn the title of Best Newcomer…
Energy Risk Asia Awards 2017 open for entries
Awards set out to recognise achievements across Asian energy and commodity markets
Libor replacement, model risk and stress testing
The week on Risk.net, August 4–10, 2017
Mixed motives threaten messy outcome in euro clearing row
Stability, oversight, Parisian ambition, repo haircuts: LCH is under attack from all sides