Systemic risk

Surviving the fallout

As regulators rush to reassess international banking regulations, insurers are also at threat of seeing more stringent regulations imposed on them on the basis that they are systemically risky. But the industry is fighting back. John Ferry reports

Where there's a (living) will

Living wills have quickly emerged as a new measure to ensure banks are better prepared for the next crisis. But clear definitions of exactly what information they should contain and how they should be drawn up do not exist.

Financial network risk

Both macroeconomics and financial theory have failed to deal adequately with systemic risk. However, other disciplines have much to teach us about the stability and fragility of complex dynamic systems, argues David Rowe

Be prepared

Nobody likes change. And it is difficult at the moment to predict where the US is heading next on the regulatory front. But having an enterprise risk management system in place will help banks face the coming market and regulatory challenges. Victoria…

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