As banks look to reduce, mitigate, and optimize XVA and other capital charges, they are making investment in XVA capabilities in an attempt to solve the computational challenge of simulating a full universe of risk factors.
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Credit Markets
With COVID-19 continuing to negatively affect the global economy, trading HY indices in the near future is not for the fainthearted and requires best-in-class models and systems.
Managing Liquidity Risk in Times of Stress
Proper evaluation and provision of liquidity risk is not a quick fix; it requires diligent contemplation of needs, and a reliable partnership with the right technology and data provider.
Portfolio Diversification in FRTB
FRTB impacts financial institutions across all functions as it poses operational, methodology and technology challenges. To meet the requirements financial institutions will need to rethink their business and technology strategies with a view to streamlining their processes and architecture.
FRTB: Moving Towards a Practical Implementation
FRTB heralds a new era in bank risk management, making it one of the most critical items on a bank’s to-do list for the immediate future and beyond.
Vectorisation: The Rise of Parallelism
There is a rise in demand for vendors to deliver high performance solutions in order to satisfy the computational requirements of problems like XVA. This demand has pushed software providers to put technology at the forefront of the strategic roadmap and make significant optimisations.
FRTB: Strengthening Market Risk Practices?
This paper explores both FRTB frameworks in their historical context and how they affect bank balance sheets.
Identifying Liquidity Risk for Financial Stability
This whitepaper explores the importance of liquidity in the functioning of financial markets and the increasing regulatory pressures on capital market firms to ensure strong liquidity risk management practices are being carried out.
Microservices: The New Building Blocks of Financial Technology
Microservices is a software architecture style in which complex applications are composed of small, independent processes communicating with each other using language-agnostic APIs. These services are small, highly decoupled and focus on doing a small task, facilitating a modular approach to system-building.
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