Alessandro Aimone
Editor, Risk Quantum
Alessandro Aimone is the editor of Risk Quantum.
He previously worked as the deputy editor for Risk.net's Markets desk.
Prior to joining Risk, he worked as a staff writer for FX Markets (formerly FX Week).
Contact: alessandro.aimone@risk.net
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Articles by Alessandro Aimone
Mortgage add-on elevates ING credit risk
Credit RWAs up 4.2% on loan growth and Belgian regulator-set multiplier
IFRS 9 eases impairment charges, softening Barclays' profit drop
Total credit impairment charge stood at £571 million, a 46% decline year-on-year
Switch to standard model boosts BNP Paribas’ op risk
Operational RWAs grow €6 billion in the second quarter
Lloyds hikes PPI provisions to £550 million
Since 2011 the UK bank has put aside over £19 billion to resolve PPI claims
StanChart culls debt, switches model, and market RWAs drop
Structured product RWAs now calculated using internal model, saving $1.1 billion
Credit Suisse scraps legacy businesses at even faster tempo
The firm’s strategic resolution unit shed $6.2 billion of leverage exposure in the three months to June
US foreign bank rules sap UBS liquidity buffer
HQLA fell Sfr2 billion in the second quarter, down 17% since US IHC formed
VM switch shrinks Nomura's balance sheet
Revised treatment of variation margin reduces exposures by ¥247 billion
Nomura’s capital ratio edges lower as RWAs skip higher
Legal wrangle with US Federal Housing Finance Agency swells risk-weighted assets
UBS far exceeds 2018 credit and counterparty risk estimate
Sfr2.4 billion growth attributed to model changes alone
Barclays, Credit Suisse stress test estimates stray from Fed’s
The two banks miss the mark on stressed capital ratio by 290bp and 460bp, respectively
SEB purchase saps Danske Bank’s capital ratio
Despite hike in minimum required capital, Danske has ample buffer
Goldman VAR dips on equities and rates risk
Average daily value-at-risk falls 12% from three-year peak in Q1
Trading risk plummets at BAML as portfolio grows
Trading VAR falls to $30 million from $40 million in Q1
BAML drops below Collins floor
BAML becomes the sixth big US bank to report higher standardised RWAs than modelled RWAs
JP Morgan reports further losses on Steinhoff loans
Hike in net charge-offs related to sale of bad loans to South African firm
Stress-test trading losses out of sync with banks’ market risk
Trading and counterparty losses triple those implied by banks’ market RWAs