Speed tests
In its report in August, the Counterparty Risk Management Policy Group recommended financial institutions develop the capacity to monitor risk concentrations, as well as estimated exposures to all counterparties, in a matter of hours. What challenges does this present? By Clive Davidson
The disappearance of two of Wall Street's biggest investment banks over a single weekend in September makes the latest recommendations of the Counterparty Risk Management Policy Group (CRMPG III1) suddenly seem less like long-term objectives and more like urgent and essential requirements.
In particular, the August report calls for banks to ensure their credit systems are capable of compiling "on
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