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Commodities in a basket
Commodities in a basket
Goldman Sachs & Alon Refining Krotz Springs deal
Goldman Sachs & Alon Refining Krotz Springs crude deal
Energy Risk Deals of the Year 2011
Energy Risk Deals of the Year 2011
Industry in flux as electronic trading and risk control comes to the fore
Creative destruction
International banks to fight over ANZ and Westpac power trading experts
As the Australian power market grows, international investment banks will need to bag the local talent to capitalise on the opportunities presented, say experts
Nomura hires Hau
Nomura has know-Hau
RSA: anatomy of a longevity swap
The long game
JP Morgan completes first longevity swap on non-retirees
JP Morgan completes first longevity swap on non-retirees
Risk and Energy Risk commodity rankings 2011: Metals
Precious gains
The new normal
The new normal
Goldman Sachs airs risk laundry, publishes report on operations review
Goldman Sachs report airs dirty risk laundry
Top 10 articles on Risk.net in 2010
A quick overview of the top ten articles across the whole of Risk.net in 2010 provides a roadmap of the year's main themes
Goldman Sachs autocallable offers early kickout
Kicking out early
Goldman Sachs names chief regulatory reform officer
Goldman Sachs names chief regulatory reform officer
FSA penalties likely to continue to grow
The UK regulator took £89 million in fines in 2010 and experts says it will only grow tougher
Ex-Goldman programmer found guilty of code theft
Ex-Goldman programmer found guilty of code theft
Unrealistic pricing expectations impede development of longevity swap market
Price expectations have played a crucial role for the relatively small number of longevity swap deals that have so far been completed
Changing Hats, January 2011
Changing Hats
Goldman Sachs appoints Lubke as chief regulatory reform officer
Theo Lubke calls time on 15-year stint with New York Fed to join Goldman Sachs.
Regulatory arbitrage worsening, says Lloyds head
Win Bischoff, chair of Lloyds Banking Group, warns of increasing divergence between regulators
IEA: Derivatives not to blame for oil's strength
The International Energy Agency (IEA) says that supply and demand fundamentals are to blame for oil price strength, not speculative derivatives products
Policy centralisation key to future of Eurozone, says Goldman’s O’Neill
Success or failure of the Eurozone hinges on Germany ‘laying down the law’, according to chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management.