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The OpRisk Dashboard is an existing solution developed in-house, used to log a wide range of risk metrics from 50+ data sources which are exported to a report, and presented to COOs of certain businesses on a weekly/monthly basis.
Australia’s OTC derivative reforms provide a framework for the regulation of OTC derivatives reporting, central clearing and trade execution and affect almost all participants in the financial services sector who...
Read MoreThis article was originally published in Bloomberg Brief's Economics Asia on Aug. 7, 2014. Dark Pool Trading Increasing Amid Regulatory Concerns There is still a great deal of secrecy surrounding dark...
Read More This article was originally published in Bloomberg Brief's inaugural Financial Regulation Asia-Pacific Region Special on Aug. 1, 2014. GreySpark’s Shekar Says Rising Bilateral Trade Costs to Impact Australian OTC Market...
Read MoreAs OTC derivatives regulation moves into the realm of ‘business as usual’ for many trading counterparts in the US and EU, Australia has only taken tentative steps forward in transforming...
Read MoreNew capital markets regulations in Australia, the EU, US and in some Asian countries mandate reforms to the trading of OTC derivatives and the structure of markets for the products....
Read MoreThe EU and US recently rolled out two historic capital markets regulations, both of which are intended to increase transparency in the global OTC derivatives market following the financial crisis....
Read MoreNew capital markets regulations in the EU and US impose limits on the ability of investment banks to post high-yield fixed income securities to central counterparty clearinghouses (CCPs) as collateral...
Read MoreAs 2014 begins to unfurl, investment banks are left to reflect on 2013 as the year in which client-centric, multi-asset, digital investment banking began to transition toward a new level...
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