
Covid-19 tumult prompts rethink of buy-side risk management
Buy-side risk survey: investment firms making changes to their risk reports, stress tests and concentration limits

This is the eleventh in a series of articles connected to our buy-side risk survey. Click here to read the rest of the series.
Evolution rather than revolution. Now that markets have, at least for now, bounced back from March’s lows, this is how buy-side firms describe the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on risk management. But whether profound or otherwise, changes in approaches will be multiple and wide-spread.
For Sudi Mariappa, global head of portfolio risk management at Pimco, the
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