Europe
Quant Guide 2019: Paris-Diderot University
Paris, France
Quant Guide 2019: University of St Gallen
St Gallen, Switzerland
Quant Guide 2019: University of Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Quant Guide 2019: University College London
London, UK
Quant Guide 2019: King’s College London
London, UK
Quant Guide 2019: University of Oxford
Oxford, UK
Quant Guide 2019: Erasmus University Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Quant Guide 2019: University of Florence
Florence, Italy
Quant Guide 2019: City, University of London
Bayes Business School (formerly Cass Business School), London, UK
Brexit clouds future for Euribor and Eonia in UK
Clashing deadlines threaten to scuttle rates, but ‘in-flight files’ bill might save them
Quant Finance Master’s Guide 2019
Risk.net’s guide to the world’s leading quant master’s programmes, featuring a ranking of the top 15 schools
A tale of two CCPs
Nasdaq and Ice breaches carry warnings for the market
Regulators demand action on rogue market risk models
Thirteen banks out of 49 face remedial action
EU banks bracing for Ibors' demise – EBA
Nine out of 10 firms working on how benchmark reform will affect existing contracts
Tools to blunt credit risk popular at EU banks. But why?
Just 1% to 5% of exposures covered by credit risk mitigants
EU bank capital ratios creep up in Q3
Average transitional ratio increases to 14.7%
Lobbyists seek eleventh-hour Brexit relief for UK futures
EC urged to extend CCP safe harbour so listed derivatives don’t switch to OTC
EU banks punished over lowball credit risk estimates
Two of 17 firms facing follow-up inspections will be hit by capital add-ons
EU banks slash €32 billion soured loans in Q3
Italian, Greek and Spanish banks cut most toxic loans
Soured loans set NordLB apart among Landesbanken
Troubled lender has €7 billion of defaulted 'specialised lending' corporate exposures
Credit data shines light on Banca Carige's woes
Banca Carige weighed down with non-performing exposures
Solvency II special measures boost EU insurers’ capital ratios
Median insurer's SCR ratio would be 24 percentage points lower without LTG and transitional benefits
No bank would benefit from planned eurozone G-Sib waiver
Neither Deutsche nor BNP Paribas would move to a lower capital buffer, based on end-2017 data