A call to action for Op Risk insurers

The world’s insurance industry has only three months in which to show global banking regulators in detail how operational risk insurance can play a role in reducing the op risk capital charges proposed under the Basel II capital accord.

The regulators, previously wary of the idea, told insurers in July that they might recognise a role for insurance for banks using advanced approaches to calculating the amount of capital they will need to set aside under Basel II to guard against the risk of

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Counting down to dollar Libor transition

In a Risk.net webinar, experts discussed the impact of market volatility on Libor transition, the availability of term SOFR, developments in non-linear markets and management of forthcoming CCP conversions

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