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Investors, whether banks, asset managers, hedge funds or pension funds, operate a dizzying array of mandates and strategies, but there are many commonalities when it comes to identifying and managing risk in their portfolios. Risk.net keeps investors up to date with the latest approaches and developments in managing portfolio risk – from tackling liquidity risk to measuring exposures, to macro, political and climate risk, as well as showcasing innovative new quant models, strategies and software systems.

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Regulating interest rate risk

Over the past decade, regulators have introduced stress tests, liquidity and funding standards – and overhauled rules specifically on IRRBB – that have all had some bearing on the current crisis. But they haven’t yet been implemented fully, or equally,…

New investor solutions for inflationary markets

Geopolitical risks, price volatility, clashing cycles, higher interest rates – these are tough times for economies and investors. Ahead of the 2022 Societe Generale/Risk.net Derivatives and Quant Conference, Risk.net spoke to the bank’s team about some…

The JSE’s leading role in sustainability disclosures

The global landscape for sustainability standards and frameworks is evolving so rapidly that stock exchanges are becoming vital partners in helping companies navigate the complexities around disclosures on environmental, social and governance (ESG)…

Trends shaping investment in Asia

As several new trends impact investment in Asia, Randolf Roth and Mezhgan Qabool discuss how Eurex is catering to the evolving needs of market participants and what it sees happening next

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