Risk is the potential that a chosen action, including the choice of inaction, will lead to a loss or an undesirable outcome. Any business carries some risk, but some are much more risky than others.…
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Are companies being let down by poor coverage of cyber risks in conventional insurance classes? A new report says insurers are not offering adequate cover for the risks of cyber crime.
by Kylene Casanova
Failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation was seen as the most impactful risk, while large-scale involuntary migration is the risk that could have greatest impact in 2016.
by Kylene Casanova
Three more vital questions from experienced professionals - messers: Franck, Matza, Mardle - for the bumpy year that 2016 is already
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The position in China is extremely worrying, with global impact and it is clear there’s much more to come
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Trading hours for China's currency, the yuan, have been extended for an extra seven hours as of Monday 4 January, amid global panic at share losses and weak renminbi.
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Are we facing a protracted period of 'secular stagnation' that no central bank can fix? How much longer can the zero-rate economy continue and how can we climb out of the 'liquidity trap'?
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The Bank for International Settlements has released its December issue of the BIS Quarterly Review, giving its perspective on credit to emerging markets denominated in US dollar.
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ESMA announces firms will have to centrally clear certain classes of interest rate swaps starting from 21 June 2016, to comply with EMIR
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China's currency has overtaken both the HK dollar and the US dollar to become the second most used currency for payments between Japan and China/Hong Kong.
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Study finds 70% of companies lack visibility into their supply chain, while supply chain disruption – affecting three-quarters of corporates – is poorly understood and increasingly comes from technology.
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The IMF has said that China's currency, the yuan, will be added to the reserve currencies basket under special drawing rights (SDR). But what does this mean for corporate treasurers?
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ESMA has indicated MiFID II implementation could be postponed. What – if anything – does this mean for corporate treasury?
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The EC has announced that the central counterparty regulatory regimes for Canada, Switzerland, South Africa, Mexico and Korea are now “equivalent” to regulation of EU CCPs.
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The technical standards on data reporting requirements under the European Markets Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) have been updated.
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CLS enhances financial stability by providing risk mitigation and operational services for the global FX market using portfolio compression
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Chile's first Central Clearing Counterparty, ComDer, has cleared half of the country's non-deliverable forwards on its Swift messaging platform.
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While some corporates are required to report on mark-to-market valuations of positions and on collateral value, collateral management could benefit those who aren't required to comply with EMIR.
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Three European supervisory authorities have jointly launched a public consultation on two guidelines for anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism.
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The Chinese renminbi has become the fourth most-used payments currency, as of August 2015, according to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (Swift).
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A combination of weak economic growth and volatility in foreign exchange markets are the dominant risks facing corporate treasurers, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Three-quarters of companies only evaluating their risk profile annually, limiting their ability to react to changes to their risk landscape.
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Auditing third parties for compliance is the number one anti-bribery and corruption challenge for corporates, according to the Global Anti-Bribery and Corruption Survey 2015, by KPMG.
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One-fifth of companies who took part in a currency risk outlook survey said they intend to increase their FX hedging activity in 2015.
by Kylene Casanova
The EC has adopted a regulation that makes it mandatory for certain OTC interest-rate derivative contracts to be cleared through central counterparties.
