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The Master Agreement
Trends
WBOT blows off course
New angles
Crisis management
Profile
Fractured consensus
Comment
Risk 2003 15th Anniversary Dinner
Anniversary
Merrill backs fund of funds
New angles
RiskMetrics acquires on-line technology from JP Morgan Chase Private Banking
New York-based risk technology vendor RiskMetrics has acquired Arrakis, the technology platform developed by JP Morgan’s Private Banking Group in 1999 to support the bank’s online site for clients, Morgan OnLine.
UBS Warburg hires structured products director in Hong Kong
UBS Warburg has hired Sheree Ma as a director in its structured products distribution group in Hong Kong. Ma was formerly a vice-president in JP Morgan Chase’s structuring and solutions group for Asia ex-Japan.
Eurex achieves another record-breaking month
Eurex, the international derivatives exchange, has reported record-breaking volumes for March 2003. More than 106 million contracts were traded last month, an increase of almost 20 million over the previous monthly high, set in October 2002. Year-on-year…
An approach to economic capital for financial services firms
Economic capital
New credit derivatives calculator from GFI
New angles
Merrill to settle forex trades via Citi
New angles
War jitters fuel corporate woes
Corporate risk disclosure
RiskNews review
RiskNews review
Technology briefs
Systems
A buffetting for derivatives
Risk analysis
Algorithmic trading’s next frontier
Equity options
Job moves
People
Derivatives disclosure calls mount
Cover story
Tech glitch strikes CLS
The failed settlement of more than 20,000 Australian dollar and yen trades on the continuous-linked settlement (CLS) service last week was caused by multiple technical faults, senior CLS officials said.
S&P and RDB launch SME CreditModel in Japan
Standard and Poor’s (S&P) Risk Solutions and the Risk Data Bank of Japan (RDB), a credit risk data provider, have launched a new advanced default probability model that assesses the creditworthiness of small and medium-sized (SME) Japanese enterprises.
State Street expands foreign exchange options capability
Boston-headquartered State Street plans to expand its foreign exchange options business to better serve the needs of its clients, naming Hank Lynch as head of global foreign exchange options – a newly created position.
BIS report highlights asset managers’ role in inefficient markets
The structure of incentive schemes may limit the ability or willingness of institutional asset managers to act as a natural counterbalance to mispricing, according to the Committee on the Global Financial System (CGFS) – a G-10 central bank forum that…