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Sponsor's article > Reason for hope

One disappointing aspect of the Basel II deliberations has been the lack of any proposed change in the treatment of counterparty credit exposures. David Rowe argues that recent dialogue between the Basel Committee and industry representatives offers hope…

PNC selects SunGard asset/liability tool

Pennsylvania-based PNC Financial Services Group (PNC) is set to implement SunGard Trading and Risk Management's BancWare Convergence product for asset/liability and balance-sheet management.

System-ready for Sarbanes-Oxley

Energy companies are not alone in having to review their operations to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Energy software suppliers, too, are looking at their systems, although most are confident they are already well prepared, finds Clive Davidson

WestLB dumps top systems for Summit

The global financial markets group of Düsseldorf-based Westdeutsche Landesbank (WestLB) has selected New York-based transaction processing technology company, Summit Systems, for a major consolidation of its systems environment. The integrated system…

Sponsor's article > The operational risk pyramid

The extremely heterogeneous character of operational risk often makes discussion of it appear fragmented and unstructured. David Rowe proposes one possible paradigm for organising our thinking on various aspects of this increasingly important topic.

Sponsor's article > The point of op risk

The inclusion of an explicit operational risk component in the proposed Basel II Capital Accord has caused widespread controversy. Much of this has surrounded the feasibility of accurately measuring, or even defining, such risk. In this first of three…

SunGard upgrades ALM tool

SunGard Trading and Risk Systems, an operating group of US technology company SunGard, has released a new version of its asset and liability management (ALM) software, BancWare Convergence.

Sponsor's article > Basel II much?

US regulatory authorities are considering allowing smaller banks exemption from Basel II. But who would gain from this - and who would lose? Alan Bright, marketing communications manager at SunGard Trading and Risk Systems, takes some soundings.

SunGard snaps up Reech Capital

US technology company SunGard has acquired Reech Capital, a London-based risk pricing, validation and portfolio valuation technology company. The move is the latest instalment in SunGard’s acquisition spree aimed at making the Pennsylvania-based company…

SunGard to help Irish companies comply with Basel II

SunGard Trading and Risk Systems, an operating group of US technology company SunGard, has teamed up with Dublin–based software services consulting company Client Solutions to help banks and non-financial institutions across Ireland meet regulatory and…

SunGard to help Irish companies comply with Basel II

SunGard Trading and Risk Systems, an operating group of US technology company SunGard, has teamed up with Dublin–based software services consulting company Client Solutions to help banks and non-financial institutions across Ireland meet regulatory and…

Sponsor's article > Is 8% for all seasons?

Considering the potential pro-cyclical impact of Basel II and the limited effectiveness of countervailing influences, David Rowe concludes that making the 8% ratio of capital-to-risk-adjusted-assets a discretionary policy variable should be part of the…

The consulting conundrum

Gone are the Y2K days, when consultancies could exploit their strong positions and bill their clients big money for questionable services. The roles have been reversed for financial services firms, and consultancies are having to back up their ‘smoke and…

ABN Amro selects SunGard’s Credient

ABN Amro has signed up to use SunGard Trading and Risk Systems’ credit portfolio analysis and counterparty exposure tracking system, Credient, for global credit risk management and control. The Dutch bank will use Credient for trading portfolio credit…

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