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Risk rationalised
Risk rationalised
Training the tiger
Derivatives are finally beginning to gain wider acceptance in Taiwan, but senior executives remain wary, associating them with the collapse of Barings and, more recently, China Aviation Oil’s huge trading losses, finds David Hayes
Emissions education
As the European carbon market continues to grow, so too do some unique challenges: not least the gap between retail and wholesale players and the problem of counterparty credit risk. Oliver Holtaway reports
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"With oil prices at record highs, energy is set to remain key in strategic decision making"
Trusts gain traction
Canadian oil and gas companies are rushing to convert to royalty trusts, despite the stigma some attach to them. This is good news for the energy-hedging market, but some still have reservations about the trust sector. By Joe Marsh
A growing concern
Despite high natural gas prices, Canadian fertiliser maker Agrium has been posting strong profits, while some rivals have struggled. The company’s risk-management strategy has been a significant factor in its success. By Joe Marsh
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MiFID akin to 'Big Bang'
REGULATORY UPDATE
Hopes and fears over SEC's NRSRO rules
REGULATORY UPDATE
Surfing the Sipps new wave
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Nymex and PHLX open up commodities
Exchanges
Pioneer's eastern front
Eastern Europe
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North America
Easy as ABCDS
asset-backed securities
From windows to doors
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Sharia swap
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Slow and steady
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The technology trap
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Rights and wrongs of hedging mortgage risk
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The shaker maker
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