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MiFid will eliminate sales of 'complex' products to retail, says CNMV
Implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFid) will eliminate sales of 'complex' structured products to retail investors without advice in Spain. That's according to Maria Jose Gomez Yubero, head of supervision at Spanish…
ABX widening stokes credit fears
Credit market worries are growing, as widening spreads on US subprime home equity securities shake US and European credit markets.
Two speeches; two very different views of Basel II in the US
Comparing the views of two US banking supervisors shows just how close the US is to reaching an impasse over Basel II.
OTC property derivatives to launch in Australia
A deal paving the way for an Australian over-the-counter property derivatives market was announced yesterday between RP Data, Rismark International and GFI.
IOSCO out with securities offerings conflicts of interest CP
The IOSCO has published a consultation paper (CP) on market intermediary management of conflicts of interest that arise in securities offerings.
Van Stappen joins as Equiduct as COO
Equiduct has appointed Willy Van Stappen as chief operating officer.
Anderson A Delicate Balance - buy-side risk management systems feature
Risk management on the buy side has, over the course of the last few years, become a specialist business process in its own right. But there are still a myriad approaches to essentially the same challenge: ensuring that you do not expose your…
Event horizon
Rick Cech takes a second look at what makes up operational risk event types, and asks if there is a more advanced way to define them
OP RISK IN ASIA: Time for change
Implementation of the core principles of op risk still has a long way to go in the Asia-Pacific region. Ellen Davis reports