Profile
Liquidity never an issue, says 1650 Wealth Management
Adviser extolls the benefits of ‘ETF 2.0’
Rosbank: "This crisis appears very different from where I am sitting"
Russian bank's trading head says political crisis has not spilled into local markets
Pirelli: Regulators have lost focus
Corporates unfairly hit by new rules, argues tyre company’s risk head
Gulf War and supercycle are career highlights, says Saperia
Veteran oil trader reflects on industry transformed in 30-year career
Airbus Group: Looking for natural hedges
European air giant trying to persuade customers to pay in euros
NYSE Arca rolls out initiatives to attract ETP listings
Exchange seeks to maintain dominance in the US
Federal insurance oversight is the wrong move, Connecticut regulator says
Post-crisis reforms take supervision to the wrong level
Nordic Derivatives Exchange considers expansion in Europe
NDX looks to build on success in Sweden and Finland
Managing risk globally and regionally – Lewis O'Donald profile
Nomura CRO on how to meet competing regulatory demands
WM Datenservice: "Emir was too fast"
Germany’s issuer of legal entity identifiers opened for business almost 12 months ago, but demand only surged in the weeks leading up to Europe’s February 12 reporting deadline
Global Advisors’ Masters looks ahead to commodity rebound
Daniel Masters, the former head of energy trading at JP Morgan and co-founder of hedge fund Global Advisors, has seen his share of ups and downs. Alexander Osipovich reports
Erik Penser sees demand for structures linked to US and UK equities
Erik Penser's sterling year
Paquin: AIFMD a ‘concentrating catalyst'
Coping with complexity
Who is Timothy Massad?
He cooks, he’s quiet, he’s confident, and he will cope with everything Wall Street throws at him. That is the picture painted by former colleagues – and adversaries – of the US Treasury Department’s Timothy Massad, probable new chairman at the Commodity…
GE Capital dealing with Sifi status and AMA push
Systemically important status is hard enough when you're a bank – for non-bank institutions such as GE Capital, meeting the mark can be even more challenging. Enterprise and operational risk leader Ann Rodriguez discusses the reform process with OpRisk
Prime Finance: Golden's quest for completion
Prime mover
Melanion bets on progress of dividend futures as an asset class
As the first pure-play dividend futures hedge fund, Melanion Capital believes it has an advantage in giving investors a solid return on investment by using this new asset class to generate pure alpha
Availability of RMB instruments lags demand for insurance – Wim Hekstra profile
China is the driving force of Sun Life Financial Hong Kong’s business but a lack of hedging instruments is a problem, as its chief executive tells Asia Risk
Aperios finds value in concentrated emerging market long/short strategy
Aperios Emerging Connectivity Master Fund: Aperios Partners Investment Management
Finisterre denies Ucits rules will hamper returns
Finisterre Capital founder Paul Crean says Ucits rules do not impose significant restrictions on its new fund launched in October
Lynton Jones laments IPE's hesitation over electronic trading
Lynton Jones, the IPE’s former chief executive, tried hard to promote electronic trading in Brent futures. But those efforts met with strong resistance, he tells Mark Pengelly
Avoid one-size-fits-all capital approach, says Osfi’s Zelmer
Regulators have increasingly been pushing for less reliance on bank internal models, but Osfi’s deputy superintendent of the regulation sector, Mark Zelmer, thinks internal models have a place
UK's Tier One Capital seeks secondary structured products
Listed products are secondary nature at Tier One Capital
Future looks bright for continued growth of managed accounts
12th Annual European Fund of Hedge Funds Awards 2013