Libor
Uneconomic trading, market manipulation and baseball
Regulators, including the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, are aggressively targeting uneconomic trading in a crackdown on potential market manipulation. Such moves have striking parallels in the history of baseball - some of which might prove…
HKMA and RBA voice fears over Iosco benchmark proposals
Responses to Iosco's Principles for Financial Benchmarks reveal concerns that many markets will not be able to support transactions-based rates; RBA questions 'lexicographic hierarchy'
Lois: credit and liquidity
Lois: credit and liquidity
Committed quotes an answer to Libor problem?
Votes for quotes
Cultural failures at JP Morgan, Barclays and HBOS
Crisis of over-confidence
Collateral convexity complexity
Collateral convexity complexity
FCA sets thresholds for regulatory failure
Slip-ups resulting in more than £30m losses will merit investigation, UK regulator says
Singapore NDF probe hits market liquidity
Suspect delivery
FSA announces final plans for Libor reform
Administrator forced to manage conflicts of interest
JSCC to start client clearing by March 2014
Japan’s over-the-counter derivatives clearing house will soon allow member banks to offer client clearing and it also plans to merge with another domestic clearing house, according to a senior official.
Huge settlements overwhelm op risk models
Capital punishment
Gensler: OIS rate could be replacement for Libor
New benchmark must be based on "facts, not fiction", says CFTC chairman
EC investigating collusion in CDS market – Almunia
European competition commissioner confirms probe of banks' attempts to scupper CDS trading platforms
Legally blind: Huge settlements overwhelm op risk models
Legally blind
Firebreaks and stable doors
Firebreaks and stable doors
RBS fined $612 million for Libor rigging
RBS's head of investment banking arm to step down in wake of findings
Barclays announces departure of senior staff
The bank's finance director and general counsel are to leave
COO at Barclays Wealth leaves following critical report
Andrew Tinney resigns after suppressing unflattering report into Barclays Wealth culture
Cyber threats and aggressive regulation
Open to attack
First Libor fines point the way for harsher regulation
Getting tough
UBS hit by $1.5 billion fine for Libor rigging
Fine reveals further weaknesses in internal controls following rogue trading incident
BBA delays phase-out of some Libor rates after complaints
Less-used rates will be produced until May 2013
Top 10 operational risks for 2013
Old and new dangers