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ECB s Trim found 900 flaws with 31 banks market risk models

Risk.net Print this page The European Central Bank identified 900 issues with the internal market risk models used by 31 banks through its years-long audit – of which over one-quarter were designated “high severity”. The ECB’s Targeted Review of Internal Models (Trim), which kicked off in 2016 and closed last year, identified 824 specific deficiencies with the in-house models for generating market risk capital requirements used by banks in scope of the exercise, plus additional problems following consistency checks Only users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content. To access these options, along with all other subscription benefits, please contact [email protected] or view our subscription options here: http://subscriptions.risk.net/subscribe

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Annulation des dettes publiques : une mauvaise solution pour un vrai problème

Annulation des dettes publiques : une mauvaise solution pour un vrai problème
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City jobs exodus to the Continent is more a ripple than a wave

City jobs exodus to the Continent is more a ripple than a wave Doomsday forecasts are yet to materialise with only a tiny proportion of jobs in the UK’s finance sector moved due to Brexit 4 April 2021 • 5:00am MPs were warned by HSBC’s former chairman Douglas Flint in 2017 that Brexit could trigger a “Jenga tower” of job losses, referring to the game where a whole tower of wooden blocks can topple down just by pulling just one piece out. Xavier Rolet, then chief executive of the London Stock Exchange, told ministers he believed some 232,000 financial services roles were at risk.

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Euro banks trading activities pose lopsided risk to capital – ECB

Risk.net Print this page Blockbuster results out of European banks’ trading desks helped support their regulatory capital buffers through a whirlwind 2020. But more volatile market conditions last year also made trading risks lopsided, meaning bad bets would have dealt an outsized blow to their solvency, a study by the European Central Bank (ECB) shows. Using a sample of 54 eurozone banks – including the bloc’s eight global systemically important lenders – ECB researchers estimated the changes to Common Equity Tier 1 Only users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.

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Lagarde s attempt to stave off global bond contagion is going badly wrong

Lagarde s attempt to stave off global bond contagion is going badly wrong European Central Bank is effectively forced to keep buying bonds on a mass scale to stop markets repricing the Club Med debt risk 12 March 2021 • 2:38pm It was just a matter of time before Germany’s eurosceptic professors filed a fresh lawsuit against quantitative easing at the Verfassungsgericht, Europe’s most powerful and temperamental court. A group of 16 economists and businessmen have finally pulled the trigger. They accuse the European Central Bank of “blatant monetary financing of states” in breach of Article 123 of the Lisbon Treaty and straying ever further into fiscal rescue missions, undermining the sacred contract agreed by the German nation when it gave up the Deutsche Mark.

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