Subject: Fed's liquidity U-turn, Oz inflation overhaul, and a geopolitical stress test

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Comment
How geopolitical risk turned into a systemic stress test
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23 Jan 2026   |  Opinion
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STAT OF THE WEEK

Many banks see obstacles to options-based IRRBB hedging

Almost two-thirds of North American banks use swaptions, while the same proportion use caps and floors; but only 28% of Europeans hedge with swaptions, and just 22% with caps and floors. The global figures are 33% and 28% respectively.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

The state of IMA: great expectations meet reality

“One glaring indicator that FRTB needs to be ‘finessed’ is the lack of IMA adoption (currently standing at only one institution). However, even if all FRTB issues were fixed, the output floor could become the final nail in the coffin for internal models if not addressed urgently” – Eduardo Epperlein and Thomas Obitz

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