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Financial Risk Management

Background

Financial risk is made of three basic types: market risk - FX risk, interest risk and commodity risk; counter-party risk - credit and partner risk; and liquidity risk - risk that the company will not…

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Risk Management

Best and Worst Practices in ERM

by Kylene Casanova

How it has improved since the global financial crisis, and where practices are still lagging

Dealing & Trading

Citi introduces market infrastructure Risk Heat Map

by Kylene Casanova

Citi has introduced the Market Infrastructure Risk Heat Map ("Risk Map") to provide investor and intermediary clients with comprehensive risk evaluations for each market in Citi's global network.

Risk Management

How to manage reputation risk

by Kylene Casanova

ACE Group's report, 'Reputation at Risk', published this week revealed that while 81% of companies in their survey see reputation as their most significant asset, most of them admit that they

Risk Management

Enterprise Risk Management: practitioner perspectives

by Kylene Casanova

Companies increasingly are taking an integrated view of risk, across risk types and functions, and linking their enterprise risk management (ERM) programs to strategic planning. Those are the

Risk Management

Mitigating counterparty risk in derivatives trades

by Kylene Casanova

Recently, a large U.S. company executed a sizable portfolio of cross-currency derivatives to hedge its international exposure. As it evaluated prospective swaps trading partners, the company—let's call it XYZ Corp.—

Risk Management

Should Treasury lead Enterprise Risk Management?

by Kylene Casanova

An AFP CTC Corporate Treasurers Forum in New York, early in May discussed whether treasurers should lead the enterprise risk management function instead of the internal audit group.

Risk Management

The future(s) of swaps

by Kylene Casanova

Dwight Cass writing in International Treasurer poses the question, ' Will corporates make the move to exchanged-traded swaps?'. He believes that corporate exemption from interest-rate swap