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  • Market risk can be contrasted with [[credit risk]]: the risk that the counterparty with whom you have entered a transac ...many ways, pull in opposite directions: a fellow who is [[out-of-the-money|taking a bath]] on his ''market'' risk won’t be too fussed if {{sex|his}} [[coun
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  • ...idiary/associated risks so what is left is what you are seeking return for taking. So, of an investment: *minimise counterparty credit risk
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  • ...weigh in on things that are not to do with you; a means of taking personal credit for things you have not done, avoiding individual responsibility for things
    581 bytes (103 words) - 17:38, 1 April 2022
  • ...[[broker-dealer]] or [[investment bank]] without its own built-in deposit-taking bank — like Goldman Sachs International — you are an [[Investment Firm/
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  • ...whom you forward awkward queries you can’t be bothered reading, let along taking the time to understand. You may never how much a lawyer resents that to-all ...for decisions made once they have safely borne fruit, not from taking a [[taking a view|view]]''.</ref>.
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  • ...il, the [[client money distribution and transfer rules]] will not apply to credit balances and so the client will not share in any distribution under those r ...ulated, officially permissioned<ref>In its own jurisdiction.</ref> deposit-taking institution. But of course it is too easy to just say that.
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  • ...that it warrants ''relaxing'' the firm’s ordinary, prudent, [[Credit risk|credit]] and [[market risk]] standards to the point of meaninglessness, on the pre ...''n big size''. It takes more risk. A ''LOT'' MORE RISK. A ''big'' client, taking ''big'' risks in ''big'' size, poses a ''big'' risk to its counterparties.
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  • | '''Independence''' || Is it independent of any other credit support arrangement between beneficiary and obligor?|| | '''Demand process'''|| May beneficiary demand without first taking steps vs the obligor?||
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  • ...lto:enquiries@jollycontrarian.com Drop me a line] if you are interested in taking up the cudgels — I like a good debate and I’m always prepared to be edu ...here you have found on here that you like, it would only be [[cricket]] to credit the site, with a link. If you use my material for commercial purposes I thi
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  • (i) the counterparty is a credit institution listed in sub-paragraphs 1.4 (i), (ii) or (iii) of Notice UCITS ...terparty which is not a credit institution, the counterparty has a minimum credit rating of A-2 or equivalent, or is deemed by the UCITS to have an implied r
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  • Usually, therefore, it is a means of taking out a swathe of mid-ranking [[subject matter experts]]. We of the [[Morloc ...ncy is one thing, but over what period should we measure superfluity? If [[Credit Suisse]] is any guide, it is [[Archegos|something like ''250 years'']].
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  • ...ill be settling the transaction directly with the [[executing broker]] and taking delivery of the security on my behalf, under our [[margin loan]]. That’s ...a [[margin loan]] to the client can buy some shares. ''Where the client is taking synthetic exposure to the shares'': The [[PB]] uses the treasury funds to b
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  • ...es a unit to curate its own specialist knowledge (be it compliance, legal, credit, tax or whatever, and only allows a sufficiently senior team member to esca
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  • ...btly changing it into a [[contractual liability]] (not a regulated deposit taking activity), and not a kind of [[bailment]], which is what the client money r *[[credit risk mitigation]]
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  • Into the oubliette you will go, taking the whole negotiation with you, the moment anyone proposes to accommodate a ...d on transactions under that one. A simple enough concept, and a prudent [[credit mitigation]] tool, even if it is rarely<ref>Um, ''ever''.</ref> used in pra
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  • ...value of the company’s assets is less than the amount of its liabilities, taking into account its contingent and prospective liabilities. <ref>This is “[[ ...increase or reduction by order under section 416 in Part XV.</div>}}}}A [[credit officer]]’s blackest fear.
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  • *[[Synthetic prime brokerage]]: By taking a short position under a [[synthetic equity swap]] or a [[total return swap *Selling a [[credit derivative]] on an issuer’s reference indebtedness is a reasonably good p
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  • ...ke money it must ensure its total ''income'' on its loans (interest, after credit losses) exceeds its total ''costs'' of running the business: paying interes *'''Minimise credit losses''': it must minimise credit losses on its loan portfolio
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  • ...pically the sell-side dealers provide market exposure to customers without taking a market position themselves.<li> ...the market is getting better at managing the stress of dealer failures ([[Credit Suisse]] caused a lot less dislocation than did [[Lehman]]), and in truth [
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  • {{a|tech|{{image|Credit department|jpg|The credit department at a point before or after the [[singularity]] (we are not sure Isn’t all this angst about the latest generation chatbots taking our jobs a little overdone? I mean, really: are they going to take the ''go
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