 What is LiRAN?Liquidity Risk Action Network. Further details
What problem are we solving?
Financial Services regulators have started to unveil new risk management requirements which will affect the entire bank's global infrastructure. With aggressive deadlines globally, there isn’t time for every financial institution to work out the best way to comply on their own.
In 2010 LiRAN has actively monitored and assessed the new requirements implicit in 20+ global risk regulations which are focused on strengthening capital, liquidity and enhanced risk management practices. Further details
How?
Risk prioritisation survey
JWG are interviewing treasury, finance and risk professionals to define workable solutions to challenges posed by new G20 regulations issued globally. If you would like to take part, click here for more details.
Liquidity risk management survey
Today, every bank faces the need to improve its liquidity and liquidity risk management systems. New regulations will demand yet more granularity and still greater frequency of reports.
SWIFT and JWG coordinated their respective industry research efforts in this area. Click here to see the results.
Thank you to those who helped with our research.
2010 objectives
Our analysts have reviewed 78,000 pages of regulatory documents since 2008 and identified the key imperatives for change from an investment firms’ perspective. Our research programme is exploring the combined impact of these and is developing a view of the capabilities required to comply with this fast moving regulatory tsunami. Further details
What do I get through registration or joining-up?
Firm membership details
Supply chain membership
LiRAN is a membership organisation. It starts free with Retail membership entitling those who are accepted to high level updates and invitations to events. Paid-up members participate in a detailed research programme which develops the reference solutions to fast-moving and complex problems. Consultants, contractors or industry associations cannot license you the IP to do the job, so why not sign-up today?
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