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Broken chains: how DLT code switch compounded ASX fail
Vendors deemed to suffer most in fallout from “paused” blockchain settlement project
Energy Risk Awards 2020: The winners
Key wins for BP, Engie and Uniper while Macquarie takes the derivatives house of the year award
Managing and mitigating operational risk in the Libor transition
In this webinar, industry experts discuss how, in the lead-up to 2021, firms are preparing for the operational implications of the Libor transition? They explore how their firms are adapting to alternative reference rates and mitigating the operational…
Preparing for €STR
Energy Risk Awards 2018: The winners
BNP Paribas picks up three awards, while Macquarie takes the gong for derivatives house of the year
Technology advisory house of the year: Accenture
Energy Risk Awards 2018: In-depth commodities knowledge and experience enables global advisory to boost client numbers
Shale, pipelines and hubs: turmoil ahead for US gas hedging
Regional market correlations in flux amid structural change
Falling margins force energy firms to expand data use
Verification and model challenges arise as volatility and margins dry up
Energy Risk Awards 2017: The winners
SocGen, Citi and BP among those recognised as commodities markets stabilise
Technology advisory house of the year: Accenture
Energy Risk Awards 2017: Global advisory proves CTRM capabilities
Technology advisory house of the year: Accenture
Consulting giant boosts energy markets expertise with Structure deal
Technology advisory house of the year: Structure
Firm combines energy understanding, business acumen and CTRM knowledge
Looking back: Post-Enron nerves give way to longer-term fears
Jitters subside as industry ponders role of trading and mark-to-market accounting
Use of PIT model neutralises impact of counter-cyclical capital buffer
Banks using a PIT model instead of a TTC model may receive a capital saving for the Basel III counter-cyclical capital buffer but such an approach might not be viewed as within the spirit of the rules by regulators
On the move
On the move
Sponsored Q&A: Accenture Risk Management
FERC rules force wholsesale energy markets to adapt
Operational risk reigns down in Africa
Towards salvation
Straley moves to Accenture to run risk management for Asia
Phillip Straley has left consultancy Ernst & Young to join rival Accenture where he will lead the risk management services division for Asia Pacific.
Iraq's capacity puts pressure on oil prices
The recovery of Iraq’s oil industry is putting downward pressure on global oil prices as the ability of the world market to absorb the extra capacity might be limited, say oil experts.
Half of European insurers have implemented formal Solvency II programmes
The majority of European insurers believe that Solvency II will improve their companies' risk and capital management functions, and half have enacted formal programs to address the proposed European Union (EU) directive, according to results of a survey…
Basel II costs rising, says survey
A survey of banks in Europe and North America, sponsored by the consultancy firm Accenture, has found dwindling optimism and rising predicted costs for the implementation of Basel II, with the cost of compliance now estimated to be £2.5 billion for the…
UK banks set to spend £2.5bn on Basel II implementation, says Accenture
Complying with Basel II regulations could prove a long and difficult process, with UK banks estimated to spend £2.5 billion doing so, a new report suggests.
UK banks set to spend £2.5bn on Basel II implementation, says Accenture
Complying with Basel II regulations could prove a long and difficult process, with UK banks estimated to spend £2.5 billion doing so, a new report suggests.
New regional directors named for PRMIA chapters
Karina Carerro has been named the new regional director for the Venezuelan chapter of the Professional Risk Managers’ International Association (PRMIA), while Krzysztof Jajuga will take up the same role at Wroclaw in Poland.