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Basel II: Time to prepare

Following the publication of the third and final consultation paper, Japan's banks are focusing more seriously on Basel II. With the new requirements set to take effect from 2006, most banks face a critical year ahead.

Reputation in automation

The introduction of ISO 15022 brings a glimmer of hope to those wrong-footed by nonautomated corporate actions. Pamela Brewster, senior analyst at Celent Communications looks at limiting errors and containing costs.

AIG forex under merger threat

AIG Trading’s foreign exchange group faces an uncertain future, as parent company Connecticut-based American Insurance Group (AIG) prepares to merge its AIG Trading and AIG Financial Products subsidiaries, sources close to the firm told RiskNews ’ sister…

SAS acquires OpRisk Analytics

SAS, the North Carolina-based data management software vendor, announced that it has acquired the principal assets of OpRisk Analytics, a Connecticut-based operational risk analytics company. It did not disclose financial terms.

Catching the Basel 'tail wind'

Christian Jimenez, chief risk officer at Eulia, has used momentum from regulatory change to overhaul antiquated risk management policies.

BNP Paribas capital management team disbanded

The small team of quants in BNP Paribas’ capital management unit for fixed income has disbanded. The team, which had more than its fair share of personal differences, nonetheless published 10 technical papers in Risk during a five-year period. These…

Banks counter IAS39 threat

Banks are developing new structuring models for corporate clients to ensure the IAS39 accounting standards do not result in a reduction of complex foreign exchange hedging activity, Risk's sister publication FXWeek reports.

Banks counter IAS39 threat

Banks are developing new structuring models for corporate clients to ensure the IAS39 accounting standards do not result in a reduction of complex foreign exchange hedging activity, Risk 's sister publication FXWeek reports.

SEB globalises options

Swedish bank SEB has globalised its foreign exchange options business in anticipation of Sweden's entry into the eurozone, reports Risk 's sister publication FX Week .

HKEx to hire World Bank director as COO

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) plans to hire Patrick Conroy, director of the financial sector global partnerships group at the World Bank, as chief operating officer (COO) of the exchange.

Deutsche hires Blyth to run rates arbitrage unit

In the latest example of a growing industry trend, Deutsche Bank has set up a new proprietary trading unit, to be run by Stephen Blyth, which will specialise in interest rates' relative value and arbitrage. Europe is currently believed to be particularly…

Goldman Sachs snares Goh

Albert Goh, JP Morgan Chase’s head of equity derivatives origination for Asia ex-Japan, has been lured away from the bank to join rival Goldman Sachs.

DrKW appoints new global head of equity products

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW), the investment banking arm of Dresdner Bank, has appointed David Wenman as global head of equity products. Wenman moves from Easy2Trade, the electronic online broker, where he was chief executive.

SG appoints new head of equity sales and trading

SG, the investment banking arm of Société Générale, has appointed Jacques Ripoll – who was in charge of the equity financing group within equity derivatives and also the hedge fund sales group – as head of equity sales and trading.

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