| Comply and demand - Financial institutions must stop treating risk management as a pure compliance issue, warns Dr Colin Lawrence, director of the FSA's risk specialists division |
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| Eagle ascendant - Claims that the US may lose its global leader status are exaggerated, writes Bruce Kasman of J.P. Morgan |
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| An Olympic challenge? - Disruptions caused by a Greek exit can be minimised, writes Megan Greene of Roubini Global Economics |
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| Best behaviour - Traders make decisions based on subconscious thought processes. Just knowing that can lead them to rethink their actions, writes Louise Malmstrom of Markit Academy |
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| Trendsetting in California - California hopes its initiative to impose a compliance market for greenhouse gas reductions will also spur its economy, writes Debra Kahn |
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| China's pearl - China's sovereign wealth fund has been spoilt for choice over which investments to make as it pursues a unique strategy, says Dr Fei Zou |
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| Collateral shift - Basel III could spark a change in thinking over securities lending criteria, writes Will Duff Gordon of Markit |
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| ETPs step up - Exchange traded products blossom as investors demand a wider breadth of asset exposure along with higher yields, writes Lauren Estabrook of Markit |
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| TARGET2: Not why Germans should fear a euro breakup - Karl Whelan of University College Dublin argues that Germany will have bigger things to worry about than the TARGET2 system if the euro breaks up |
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