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KONDOR+ PRICING: T1 T2 T3

As mentioned in our last post in the innovation series, our examination into Kondor+ pricing has led to an architectural vision we call T1 T2 T3, the first step of which is in development. The name T1 T2 T3 comes from a lazy enunciation of a mathematical equation...

Posted by Risk in the Market at 13:02
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THE CVA CONCEPT

This is the second in a series of posts looking at Credit Value Adjustment (CVA) and its role in today's risk infrastructure. In this post, we focus on the concept of CVA.

Posted by Risk in the Market at 00:00
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EMOTIONS RUN HIGH OVER HFT

Despite growing in volumes, high frequency trading (HFT) faces strong opposition from some sectors of the financial markets, regulators and politicians. Regulators in the US and Europe have HFT in their sights, concerned about the threat the strategy could pose to market stability. HFT is a strategy within algorithmic trading, whereby a large number of ...

Posted by Risk in the Market at 13:48
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CVA (CREDIT VALUE ADJUSTMENT) – THE ORIGINS

This is the first in a series of posts looking at Credit Value Adjustment (CVA) and its role in today's risk infrastructure.

Posted by Risk in the Market at 15:36
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EUROPEAN ACCORD SET TO TAME OTC DERIVATIVES

European Union officials and the European Parliament have reached an accord to impose regulation on the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market. The roughly $700 trillion derivatives market, criticised as an opaque area of finance that hides risks from regulators, will face standardisation that will make it easier to clear derivative trades through clearing houses.

Posted by Risk in the Market at 15:48
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