Eurozone crisis
EU banks cut €67 billion in non-performing loans
Greece remains the country with the highest NPL ratio, at 45%, followed by Cyprus at 34%
Higher profits bolster EU bank capital ratios
Discrepancies persist between countries worst and least hit by eurozone crisis
Banking union: big bang or damp squib?
Eurozone needs package of interrelated measures to prevent project going backwards
Sovereign risk manager of the year: Treasury Directorate of Slovenia
Risk Awards 2017: ‘Visionary’ exercise required debt buybacks, new issuance and swap unwinds on the same day
Multiple NPL models better than single models, research finds
Combinations of models produce better NPL estimates in study of Greek crisis
Doomed loop: Europe gets creative on sovereign bond risks
Political and prudential risks in huge bond-holdings force experts to consider new ideas
Greek swaps contract drama continues
Ongoing controls mean some end-user payments are more than a month overdue
Chinese slump demonstrates the weakness of 'government puts'
Unquestioning trust underlies most catastrophes
Greek tragedy will run and run
Bargain staves off threat of Greek exit, but does little to inspire belief in the eurozone
Greek bank holiday sparks swaps contract chaos
Extended bank closure leaves derivatives payments by end-users in limbo
The hidden risks in dormant Basel III bond rule
Growing sovereign bond portfolios face new risks and mixed messages
Eurozone cannot survive on a diet of fudge
Greek political upheaval sets up a lose-lose confrontation for the eurozone
Sovereign risk manager of the year: IGCP
Portuguese debt office ensured clean exit from bailout while ending swaps disputes
ECB should focus on CDS spreads, not inflation
Eurozone quanto CDS spreads reveal market views on break-up risks
Bravery, creativity and a lot of money: How to cure the eurozone
Politicians may be unwilling to consider it, but the eurozone’s problems could be solved through a slight twist on debt monetisation, argues Marcello Minenna
Eurozone collapse remains top threat for insurance industry – Swiss Re chief economist
Policy mistakes could still kill economic recovery, Insurance Risk Europe conference hears
Redwood: ETF transparency is vital
On the right track
Wishful thinking, the eurozone, and François Hollande
Wishing won't make it so
Electoral shifts raise risk of European tipping point
Tipping point?
Signs of recovery despite uncertainty
Sponsored forum: Luxembourg
Risk Espana rankings 2013
Spanish fiesta turns cold
From Greek tragedy to Cypriot farce
The crisis in Cyprus may come to be seen as a turning point towards reduced moral hazard and a viable future for the euro, but David Rowe argues many pitfalls remain
Euro's future unaffected by turmoil in Italy, say panellists
The results of Italy's election may have created uncertainty, but the eurozone's future remains intact, according to speakers at the FX Invest Europe conference
Commodity correlation returning to pre-2008 levels, say analysts
The tight link between commodities and equities is easing as firms become less worried about macro shocks, say analysts