Liquidity
Prime Capital: hedge fund failings are high fees and false liquidity
Lax due diligence and heroic top-down positions highlighted too
Vitol will not replace banks in energy hedging, says CEO
Liquidity provision in energy derivatives is not Vitol's role, says Taylor
Piecing together the October 15 puzzle
Huge US Treasury swing was result of hedge fund crowding and gamma hedging
BIS says central banks should prepare for market-making in crises
Central banks could consider direct interventions in critical markets
Narrow asset classes constraining managers
‘Break chains' to benefit from volatility and illiquidity, says Advent
Liquidity risk management: Assessing and planning for adverse events
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Examining the current state and future direction of enterprise stress testing
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Liquidity concerns still haunt Ficc
Market participants increasingly fear liquidity drought
Best market practice for calculation and reporting of wrong-way risk
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Insurers must prove bank-style run risk worries wrong
Be open about liability illiquidity, urge panellists
BoE’s Cunliffe: era of free liquidity is over
Market participants ‘will have to pay more’ to get in and out of positions
Nationwide: ABS markets need more than warm words
"There does seem to be this sense in which covered bonds are innocent until proven guilty"
Quant ideas: Liquidity in commodity risk management
Liquidity plays a vastly underappreciated role in commodity markets
Bank treasurers warn on ‘racy’ EU liquidity rules
European stance on covered bonds and ABSs seen as risky
Banks avoiding covered bonds for LCR buffer over liquidity fears
Concerns raised about liquidity in stressed environments
Insurers must beware a cash drought
Pressure on liquidity will increase as derivatives trading moves to central clearing
Faster payments in Denmark
A number of countries are introducing faster settlement of retail payments due to increasing consumer demand.
Analysis of the use and impact of limits
In this paper, we analyze the use and impact of limits in TARGET2. Limits in the form of bilateral or multilateral debit limits are a liquidity management feature in TARGET2.
How regulatory stress testing is shaping the future for banks
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Toward active management of counterparty credit risk with CVA
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Risk Books: Risk Transparency
Sanjay Sharma talks about risk transparency and how his book helps achieve it.
Regulatory costs break risk neutrality
Regulations impose idiosyncratic capital and funding costs for holding derivatives. Idiosyncratic costs mean that no single measure makes derivatives martingales for all market participants. Chris Kenyon and Andrew Green demonstrate that regulatory…