https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks?format=html Mon, 02 Jan 2017 19:25:13 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/1421-measures-to-reduce-misconduct-risk-second-progress-report?format=html Measures to Reduce Misconduct In May 2015 the Financial Stability Board (FSB) agreed a work plan on measures to reduce misconduct risk, covering: (1) examining whether reforms to incentives, for instance to governance and compensation structures, are having sufficient effect on reducing misconduct; (2) examining whether steps are needed to improve global standards of conduct in the fixed income, commodities and currency (FICC) markets; and (3) coordinating reforms to other major financial threats. Collectively, these efforts are aimed at strengthening the resilience of the financial system by raising expectations for, as well as awareness of, good practice standards of behavior and conduct across markets and market participants. Therefore, this document presents a new wisdom of ethical conduct, compliant with the spirit of the corresponding applicable laws and regulations that is critical to foster public loyalty and confidence in the financial system.

]]> https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/1421-measures-to-reduce-misconduct-risk-second-progress-report?format=html In May 2015 the Financial Stability Board (FSB) agreed a work plan on measures to reduce misconduct risk, covering: (1) examining whether reforms to incentives, for instance to governance and compensation structures, are having sufficient effect on reducing misconduct; (2) examining whether steps are needed to improve global standards of conduct in the fixed income, commodities and currency (FICC) markets; and (3) coordinating reforms to other major financial threats. Collectively, these efforts are aimed at strengthening the resilience of the financial system by raising expectations for, as well as awareness of, good practice standards of behavior and conduct across markets and market participants. Therefore, this document presents a new wisdom of ethical conduct, compliant with the spirit of the corresponding applicable laws and regulations that is critical to foster public loyalty and confidence in the financial system.

]]> (Anonymous) IV.9 Other types of risks Mon, 02 Jan 2017 19:25:13 +0000 https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/1414-faqs-on-framework-for-controlling-large-exposures?format=html FAQs on Framework for Controlling Large Exposures The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision developed this document to provide response to the most frequently asked questions related to the Supervisory Framework for Measuring and Controlling Large Exposures, particularly in the fields of: 1. Interbank exposures and exposures to central counterparties; 2. Definition of connected counterparties, and; 3. Values of exposures. 

]]> https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/1414-faqs-on-framework-for-controlling-large-exposures?format=html The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision developed this document to provide response to the most frequently asked questions related to the Supervisory Framework for Measuring and Controlling Large Exposures, particularly in the fields of: 1. Interbank exposures and exposures to central counterparties; 2. Definition of connected counterparties, and; 3. Values of exposures. 

]]> (Anonymous) IV.9 Other types of risks Mon, 02 Jan 2017 18:47:12 +0000 https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/social-risk-and-environmental-risk/703-longevity-risk-transfer-markets?format=html Longevity Risk Transfer Markets Ageing populations pose serious social policy and regulatory/supervisory challenges in many countries. Not only are people living longer, but longevity risk – the risk of paying out on pensions and annuities for longer than anticipated – increasingly calls into question whether existing “saving for retirement” products are sustainable.

]]> https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/social-risk-and-environmental-risk/703-longevity-risk-transfer-markets?format=html Ageing populations pose serious social policy and regulatory/supervisory challenges in many countries. Not only are people living longer, but longevity risk – the risk of paying out on pensions and annuities for longer than anticipated – increasingly calls into question whether existing “saving for retirement” products are sustainable.

]]> (Anonymous) IV.9.1 Social risk and environmental risk Sun, 01 Dec 2013 13:15:51 +0000 https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/principles-and-sound-practices-3/705-joint34-1?format=html Longevity Risk Transfer Markets Ageing populations pose serious social policy and regulatory/supervisory challenges in many countries. Not only are people living longer, but longevity risk – the risk of paying out on pensions and annuities for longer than anticipated – increasingly calls into question whether existing “saving for retirement” products are sustainable.

]]> https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/principles-and-sound-practices-3/705-joint34-1?format=html Ageing populations pose serious social policy and regulatory/supervisory challenges in many countries. Not only are people living longer, but longevity risk – the risk of paying out on pensions and annuities for longer than anticipated – increasingly calls into question whether existing “saving for retirement” products are sustainable.

]]> (Anonymous) IV.9.2 Principles and sound practices Sun, 01 Dec 2013 08:09:16 +0000 https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/principles-and-sound-practices-3/706-environmental-issues-and-their-implications-for-financial-institutions-1?format=html Environmental Issues and their Implications for Financial Institutions Keynote Speech by Mr David Carse, Deputy Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, at the Conference on Environmental Risk Management for Hong Kong Financial Institutions, held in Hong Kong on 29 November 2000.

]]> https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/principles-and-sound-practices-3/706-environmental-issues-and-their-implications-for-financial-institutions-1?format=html Keynote Speech by Mr David Carse, Deputy Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, at the Conference on Environmental Risk Management for Hong Kong Financial Institutions, held in Hong Kong on 29 November 2000.

]]> (Anonymous) IV.9.2 Principles and sound practices Wed, 29 Nov 2000 15:10:58 +0000 https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/social-risk-and-environmental-risk/704-r001129c-1?format=html Environmental Issues and their Implications for Financial Institutions Keynote Speech by Mr David Carse, Deputy Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, at the Conference on Environmental Risk Management for Hong Kong Financial Institutions, held in Hong Kong on 29 November 2000.

]]> https://asbaweb.net/en/bibl/risk-management/other-types-of-risks/social-risk-and-environmental-risk/704-r001129c-1?format=html Keynote Speech by Mr David Carse, Deputy Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, at the Conference on Environmental Risk Management for Hong Kong Financial Institutions, held in Hong Kong on 29 November 2000.

]]> (Anonymous) IV.9.1 Social risk and environmental risk Wed, 29 Nov 2000 06:20:04 +0000