Philip Alexander
『Regulation』編集長
フィリップ・アレクサンダー氏は、Risk.netのリスク管理・規制担当編集長を務め、英国、米国、アジアの記者チームを統括しています。以前は『ザ・バンカー』誌のシニアエディターとして、金融規制、資本市場、デリバティブ、および中東欧地域を担当していました。
ジャーナリズムの世界に入る前は、ロンドンの格付け機関スタンダード&プアーズで、ソブリン信用調査の編集を担当していました。また、英国と欧州統合に関する論文により、ケンブリッジ大学から近代史の博士号を授与されました。
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Articles by Philip Alexander
‘I’ll miss my team’: Rolet’s parting words
LSEG chief executive thanks firm’s staff at Risk awards just hours before departure
Banks, regulators clash over stress testing
OCC and NY Fed officials defend regulatory stress tests despite criticism from bankers
OCC regulator warns on interest rate risk build-up
Fed policy, liquidity requirements and model herding all raise concerns
A common interest in common law
Losing UK court judgement recognition in EU would not dim enthusiasm for English law contracts
Unwanted Kingdom: managing no-deal Brexit risks
UK-based dealers must plan now if they are to handle trades that extend beyond Brexit day
London-based banks face ECB Brexit power grab
Drive to supervise swaps books from Frankfurt threatens cross-border balance sheet management
Regulators struggle to balance global and local
Global banks merit global rules, but local banks can end up as collateral damage
In the balance: global regulation walks a tightrope
FSB evaluation could maintain international standards or accelerate their decline
Q&A: Asia caught in the Basel crossfire, says Andrew Sheng
Veteran regulator says international standards may be the wrong medicine for emerging markets
EU money fund rule threatens negative rates management tool
Constant net asset value funds may have to change format during prolonged spells of negative rates
EU prop firm capital crunch could hit market liquidity
Traders claim they would be put out of business by bank-style capital rules
Prop traders rebuffed by FCA on capital modelling
Non-banks may have to use tougher market risk approach than bank competitors
EBA urges European banks to step up IFRS 9 preparations
Banks not yet in testing phase face 32 basis point extra capital hit, report finds
Scrap the gold plate: Mnuchin goes global on bank rules
Treasury converges to international standards, but leverage ratio exception may delay Basel deal
EU rules delay sparks fears over indirect clearing
CCP members must offer new arrangements for exchange-traded derivatives in January 2018
Banks worry FRTB will fracture Asian trading desks
Rules could produce “lots of little country desks”, warns StanChart market risk head
Basel opts for aggregate bank capital output floor
Banks will have more flexibility on use of internal models, but calibration still undecided
EU regulator dampens SA-CCR reform hopes
Isda AGM: EBA acknowledges approach’s shortcomings, but warns Basel is not reconsidering
Industry divided on case for European phase-in of FRTB
Isda AGM: transition period may allow time for Basel to recalibrate rules, panellists note
Giancarlo: SLR change would cut clearing capital by 70%
Isda AGM: netting of clearing collateral would boost activity without weakening banks, claims CFTC chair
EU regulators prepare to close Brexit loopholes
Isda AGM: new guidelines aim to prevent EU brass plates with large London operations
Esma wants more detail on CCP recovery plans
Isda AGM: regulator and industry emphasise need for effective clearing house supervision
ECB rate risk stress test renews fears over internal models
Banks alarmed by short timeline and opaque supervisory use of IRRBB stress test
Dollar deposit mystery highlights non-US bank funding risks
Liquidity resilience is uncertain as offshore deposit financing replaces prime money funds