Eurozone
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
Wishful thinking, the eurozone, and François Hollande
Wishing won't make it so
Electoral shifts raise risk of European tipping point
Tipping point?
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
Myriad factors impact major currency pairs, says Gallo
Clashing currencies
Hedge funds face continued global economic uncertainty
Search for meaning
Risk Annual Summit: Banking union set for mid-2014, says ECB
National supervisors made “gigantic mistakes”, says ECB's financial stability head
White paper: Emerging themes 2013: A clean sweep for financial regulation?
An incessant torrent of regulation, divergent approaches by different regulators and the practical difficulty of ensuring compliance by employees spread across different locations have created major challenges for senior management in the financial…
Top 10 op risks: political intervention
Top 10 op risks: Political intervention
Keeping it in the family – Aaron Woolner column
Keeping it in the family
Sponsored forum: Collateral management
Scope for more efficient collateral movement
ALM Europe: ‘Economic case’ for Basel III delay, says SG economist
Sequencing of the reforms is wrong, Société Générale's chief European economist tells conference
UK banks reveal size of eurozone funding gaps
Banks reduce cross-border funding of peripheral eurozone assets in an attempt to mitigate redenomination risk - but funding gap still tops £10 billion for Spain
European parliament Econ chair confident on eurozone crisis resolution
Sharon Bowles, chair of the European parliament’s economic and monetary affairs committee, believes the end is in sight for the eurozone crisis. She is also positive on co-operation with US lawmakers.
Lack of governance to blame for Libor scandal, says IMF official
A failure of bank governance is behind the recent Libor rate-fixing scandal – and these kinds of failings could pose systemic risks, says José Viñals
Surviving the euro storm
Surviving the euro storm
Sponsored forum: Luxembourg
Luxembourg ahead of the game on Ucits IV
Eurozone crisis is a buyers' strike, not an uprising
Eurozone crisis is a buyers’ strike
Fixing the flaw in sovereign CDSs
Fixing the flaws in sovereign CDSs
FX Week China: CNH/CNY forward divergence threat has stabilised
A reversal of the spread between offshore deliverable forwards and onshore NDFs that caused pain for speculators last year is unlikely to recur, say economists
Spanish banks allowed to ignore default risk for sovereign bonds
Banco de España is one of a number of European supervisors allowing its banks to ignore a Basel 2.5 requirement to model default risk on government bonds
Eurozone scenarios: political analysts give their views
Unknown quantities