IMF modelling work on liquidity risk points to capital hike, says Jobst

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Risk.net Risk Management News Update 11 October 2011 This Week's Top Story IMF modelling work on liquidity risk points to capital hike, says Jobst Recent analysis by the International Monetary Fund indicates that banks in the US need to raise capital to cover systemic liquidity risk threats Categories: Liquidity Risk, Financial Stability Topics: International Monetary Fund (IMF), Systemic risk, Liquidity risk, Sovereign debt crisis, Financial Services Authority (FSA) ... Mobile RSS Risk USA 2011 October 31 – November 3 The full agenda for this year's Risk USA is now available. Visit riskusa.com, topics to be discussed at this year's event include: Dodd-Frank implementation and its affect on the financial industry Market, liquidity and operational risk, portfolio management and asset allocation, systemic and credit risk, quantitative risk management strategies, risk and investment challenges facing banks institutional investors, asset managers; insurance firms, pension funds and large non-financial corporates. More of this week's news EIB to sell 300 million carbon units European Investment Bank plans to sell 300 million EU carbon allowances Trading positions - October 2011 Energy Risk catches up with the latest appointments, promotions and departures in global commodity markets More obligations for energy firms under EU's MAD revisions With the scope of the Market Abuse Directive set to widen to cover OTC commodities, energy companies could be subject to far greater disclosure obligations, finds Jay Maroo Solar failure raises questions about funding for renewables Pauline McCallion gauges industry opinion on the implications of the recent demise of solar company Solyndra for private and public investment in renewable energy RBI's revised securitisation guidelines could 'kill' Indian market The latest Reserve Bank of India revised draft guidelines for securitised transactions released late September have drawn criticism from market participants for being far too restrictive, with one lawyer... Related news this week from other categories EBA stress test: €3.4 billion error in BPCE's derivatives exposure to France Owner of Natixis overstated derivatives exposure to France by €3.4 billion after mixing up notional and mark-to-market numbers New York sues BNY Mellon for foreign exchange fraud Federal authorities in New York have filed two separate suits accusing BNY Mellon of foreign exchange fraud, following cases brought by other states Pension schemes urged to reduce risk as Bank of England confirms QE 2 Funds should consider interest rate protection if low growth environment persists   Related publications: Risk magazine, Operational Risk & Regulation, Life & Pension Risk, Asia Risk Related categories: Regulation, Liability Management

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