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Operational risk

Upgrading the rating process

As the debate rages over the usefulness of credit ratings, Moody's unveils a set of credit risk indicators derived from market movements. Will 'market implied ratings' silence the agencies' critics?

The correlation debate

In response to an article on asset value correlations for retail banking portfolios, published in the July issue of Risk, Ashish Dev of KeyCorp argues that the current Basel II rules are slightly too liberal for high-quality credit cards and overly…

FSA plan to implement Mifid released

The Financial Services Authority has set out a Markets in Financial Instruments Directive plan with details on upcoming consultations and publications before transposition and implementation of the directive.

The MiFID Threat

Thanks to compliance, many of the European Union’s smaller exchanges now face fresh competition.

BancWare Gets Support for Sox

NEW YORK—SunGard last week released an updated version of its BancWare risk management platform that is intended to help comply with sections of the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (Sox).

Nine Banks Organize to Build Mifid Utility

LONDON—Nine global securities firms have gone public with plans to create a trade data and market data dissemination platform to take advantage of the EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) market structure reforms.

How Manly Stanley raised a healthy hedge fund family

As Stanley Fink announces the forthcoming resignation of his CEO seat at Man Group in 2007, those who have seen the industry grow with him reflect on his achievements, and assess his legacy both for Man Group, and for the broader hedge fund industry

Risking it in Russia

When attempting to assess energy risk in Russia today, traditional methods of risk analysis are no longer sufficient; they mustbe accompanied by detailed political risk analysis, writes Robert Amsterdam

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