Denmark’s new retail risk labels 'too broad and inflexible'

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Risk.net Investment News Update 26 October 2011 This Week's Top Story Denmark's new retail risk labels 'too broad and inflexible' Danish regulations that divide investments into three categories of risk are too broad and will stunt structured products activity, say market participants Categories: Structured Products Topics: Nordic countries, Denmark, Structured products, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Mobile RSS 'Unquote' Italia Private Equity Congress 10 November 2011- Four Seasons, Milan The 5th annual 'unquote' Italia Private Equity Congress will focus on the important qualitative changes private equity has seen over the past few years and will examine the effect these changes have had on the Italian market. A combination of interactive panel sessions and expert presenters will debate on the fundraising climate, dual-track exit strategies, value creation, internationalisation of Italian funds, and much more. With representatives from top-tier GPs, LPs, secondary specialists and advisory groups in attendance, the congress will ensure that all perspectives are covered at this one day event. More of this week's news ETFS criticises iShares call to rename ETCs ETF Securities has criticised iShares' proposals to rename some commodities products, but says that if ETPS are re-labelled, physically backed ETFs that lend securities should be in the same category... Asia Risk Congress 2011: Offshore renminbi bonds held back by illiquidity in longer tenors Investors and issuers remain concerned about China's capital account liberalisation programme, and their ability to hedge longer-term risk Fink: Billions could flow into preferreds as banks recapitalise BlackRock chief calls for perpetual preferred shares to be counted towards Tier I capital at Europe's banks iShares says ETFs backed by derivatives should be renamed Call for new labels as Jack Reed, senator for Rhode Island, notes that ETFs have been labelled the "new weapons of mass destruction" Related news this week from other categories Energy firms need to gear up for Remit insider-trading rules, lawyers warn As early as December, energy trading firms could be subject to a compliance regime for Europe's complex - and confusing - new insider-trading rules   Related publications: Hedge Funds Review, Credit, Structured Products, Energy Risk Related categories: Commodities, Hedge Funds

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