Dodd-Frank
47 white papers and resources
Dodd-Frank
Collateral management survey 2013
Insurance Risk’s second collateral management survey in conjunction with BNY Mellon finds more insurers are taking steps to prepare for new derivatives regulation, but concerns about collateral availability are mounting
Turning Reform into Competitive Advantage
As Europe embraces a new era of cleared and executed derivativestrading, market participants will have to maximize operational efficiencies to improve risk management, provide greater transparency to clients and counterparties, and to create smoother workflows.
Flexible technology needed to respond to regulatory change
This webcast looks at the risk measurement, portfolio valuation and modeling assumption changes that the financial industry is undergoing as a result of the 2008 crisis.
Global securities enforcement activity stepping up to meet new market challenges
The US regulatory environment continues to revamp with new rules being issued to conform to legislative mandates in the Dodd-Frank Act. The UK and EU also seek to reinforce previous global initiatives to reform and strengthen financial markets. These developments and implications are discussed.
Lender market advisory: swap guarantees – keepwells and excluded obligations
Under analysis in this white paper are options for addressing in loan documentation the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission requirement that guarantors of swaps that are not entered into on designated contract markets must be "eligible contract participants".
SunGard pre-empts Dodd-Frank dilemmas
Organisations are preparing for the implementation of the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act regulations. Senior executive vice president at SunGard Energy & Commodities, Ben Jackson, explains how to pave the way and avoid getting caught out.
The ultimate risk – flawed liquidity risk management
As the global financial services industry digests Dodd-Frank, Basel III, European bank stress tests and the inexplicable ‘flash crash’ that downed Dow Jones 700 points in minutes, the question is where to now?