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Factors on demand

Linear factor models are commonly used by portfolio managers to capture sources of risk, traditionally split between systematic and idiosyncratic types. By using the conditional link between flexible bottom-up estimation, and top-down attribution, factor…

Asia Risk 15: Asia’s coming of age

The 15th anniversary special report contains in-depth articles covering the end-users of financial risk management tools and techniques, the evolution of asset classes, the development of derivatives infrastructure, plus a 'talking heads' section with…

Asia Risk 15: Wang Lili, ICBC

Chinese banks have radically reformed their risk management practices since 2003. Wang Lili, executive director of the world’s largest bank, ICBC, describes the remarkable journey and highlights some of the challenges and risks ahead

Asia Risk 15: James Sheu, Chinatrust

Chinatrust is one of Taiwan’s leading financial groups with businesses spanning venture capital, asset management, securities broking and commercial banking. Its growth has taken place alongside the development of the island’s financial markets, says…

Asia Risk 15: Rodrigo Zorrilla, Citi

Citi’s global footprint has enabled it to benefit from the development of onshore, offshore and basis markets. The bank’s head of markets for Asia, Rodrigo Zorrilla, says Citi has also catered to client demand by supplying a steady stream of exotics…

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