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head of research, APT, SunGard’s alternative investments business

15
Apr
2013

The Risk Trinity – Regulation, Liquidity and Counterparty Risk

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The post-crisis business environment poses new challenges for risk management. Buy-side firms are faced with a risk challenge trio – the emerging regulatory regimes and the interconnectedness of financial markets in the form of liquidity risk and counterparty risk. Recently we conducted our second annual global risk management survey with the Professional Risk Managers’ International Association (PRMIA). Compared to last year’s survey, the focus on risk regulation has increased and it is now top of risk managers’ priority list. ... read more

head of research, APT, SunGard’s alternative investments business

5
Mar
2013

The Risk Gap

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Post-Lehman, risk information has been in high demand. Still, there seems to exist a “risk gap” among risk managers and risk takers including fund managers and traders in the front office who continue to view risk management as an ‘after the fact’ middle office reporting routine for investors and regulators.... read more

Commentary from SunGard experts on news and events affecting the financial services industry.

7
Jan
2013

SunGard Viewpoint: Basel III: Understanding the impact of the revised Liquidity Coverage Ratio

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David Renz, director, risk advisory, SunGard’s banking business On January 6th, 2013, Basel III guidelines were eased as reported by Forbes, pushing the liquidity deadline for banks back four years to 2019, loosening the new rules and expanding the size of allowable corporate debt. It is also anticipated that banks in emerging markets will be given more working assets and time to catch up with the new rules. You can read the full details of the revised Liquidity Coverage Ratio and how it might impact your liquidity risk here.... read more

senior vice president, treasury solutions, SunGard’s corporate liquidity business

27
Jul
2012

Protecting against corporate volatility risk

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According to a recent SunGard and Economist Intelligence Unit survey, institutions need a firmer grasp on volatility. For corporations, this fact is heightened by the tumult in the Eurozone. Volatility in global markets, and in particular, the debt crisis in the Eurozone has placed many corporations at greater risk, and in particular, FX risk. “Vulnerability to Volatility Risk – a Global Challenge,” a survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit on behalf of SunGard, concluded that a majority of bankers, insurers and asset managers, as well as finance executives at non-financial companies, consider their organizations to be vulnerable to exceptional or sudden swings in volatility. More than half of the respondents in this survey say their company conducts stress tests or scenario analysis to check their ability to cope with volatility just once a year or once in six months. That means the majority of these organizations are seriously exposed in today’s fast-moving markets. ... read more

head of product management, Adaptiv, SunGard’s capital markets business

11
Jun
2012

Full steam ahead to a new beginning

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This blog post originally appeared on FOW. The rapid response to the financial crisis initiated by the G20 has led to a plethora of new regulations which sometimes seem like a never-ending series of sticky plasters trying to patch up a leaky hull. No sooner has one leak been fixed (think Stressed VaR or Incrementalread more... read more