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Market risk

The pricingpuzzle

cdo pricing

01 Apr 2005

Structured products

IRVIN GOLDMAN Building a team for Cantor Fitzgerald

profile

01 Apr 2005

Markets

Europe launches fixed prices on CDS indices

news

01 Apr 2005

People

Goldman launches swaps platform

New angles

01 Apr 2005

Markets

Time to get motivated on modelling

Lack of historical data is hampering financial firms from creating the type of op risk models they must have in place for Basel II compliance. By Oonagh Leighton

24 Mar 2005

Credit risk

Sponsor's article > BNL Case Study: Improving Risk Control and Achieving Capital Savings

Today, with approximately 17,000 employees, 700 branches across Italy, an international presence to support its corporate clients, and a ranking within the top 50 of European banks in terms of market capitalization, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro (BNL) is…

24 Mar 2005

Technology

Sponsor's article > Capitalia Case Study: Effective Integration of Market, Credit and ALM

CAPITALIA BANKING GROUP is one of the top five banking organizations in Italy with total assets of EUR155bn. Based in Rome, the group is the product of the merger of several leading Italian financial institutions over the last two years.

24 Mar 2005

Technology

A solid foundation

Germany

22 Mar 2005

Risk management

Both sides of the fence

Germany

22 Mar 2005

Markets

MiFID rolls on despite industry gripes

BRUSSELS - The implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) rolls on, much to the chagrin of some financial services firms.

18 Mar 2005

Risk management

Basel hurries to clarify questions

BASEL, SWITZERLAND – Members of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision are burning the midnight oil to try to resolve some difficult op risk issues before various jurisdictions are forced to finalise their Basel II rules to meet implementation…

17 Mar 2005

Infrastructure

Process or die, says Isda chairman Moulds

The continued growth of the derivatives industry will depend on the industry’s ability to improve processing efficiencies, said Jonathan Mould, chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, this morning.