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The G20 has stated the overarching need for better macro prudential oversight (MPO) to monitor the build up of systemic risk through expanded data collection from large and complex firms. Its 93-point action plan is crammed full of new ideas – and some recurring themes from the past. However, when looked at in aggregate, how this all fits together is far from clear. Perhaps most importantly, there is no unifying strategy document that defines the scope of the capabilities required or an impact assessment to indicate the size of the change. |
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 5 October 2010 - This house believes the nuts and bolts of systemic risk control are in our toolbox Click here 
1 July 2010 - This house believes that penalties await those that do not make risk plans. Click here
11 May 2010 - This house believes that payments infrastructure risk has been largely forgotten. A debate about whether the payments infrastructure is up to the new risk management standards Click here
26 April 2010 - 13th Annual Financial Sector Compensation and Benefits Click here
23 April 2010 - SWIFT: CorpActions 2010 Click here
20 April 2010 - This house believes that Solvency II and liquidity risk have reinvented the wheel. A debate on the similarity of new risk management standards Click here
24 March 2010 - Financial Services Regulatory Symposium: Surviving the UKĄ¯s Financial Services Regulatory Tsunami and Political Storm in 2010 Click here
23 March 2010 - FISD Europe: March 22-23, Amsterdam Click here
16 March 2010 - Basel III's new pillars of sand? This house believes that the new liquidity risk monitoring standards are built on sand Click here
9 March 2010 - TSAM 2010 Click here
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 SyRiG
The Systemic Risk Group provides thought leadership both for the politicians who aim to control, and the managers that run, financial services. JWG’s analysis of the G20's 93-point action plan provides decision makers with what they need to do the job from strategic direction to practical compliance with new regulations.
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Know your reports
Investment firms will need to provide greater transparency of their trading to the market, customers and regulators across all asset classes in a uniform and consolidateable basis.
Know your exposure
More than ever before, firms are being called upon to manage their risks in a prudent manner through more integrated, granular and frequent risk monitoring, stress testing, management and regulatory reporting and better governance and control. Examples include: market liquidity risk, funding liquidity risk and leverage risk.
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| Coming soon |
| Start Date | End Date | Activity | Status | | 2009-05-01 | 2009-11-30 | Macro prudential oversight research | | | 2009-11-01 | 2010-01-30 | Systemic risk dialogue | |
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