: Risk Control Outlines Roadmap for MDB Risk Transfer

A new study by Risk Control provides a roadmap for Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) to implement scalable risk transfer strategies, drawing lessons from commercial banks and US mortgage refinance agencies. Credit Risk, Liquidity, Market Risk, Regulation, Risk Methods

: Risk Control Analyses Efficiency of MDB Risk Transfer Strategies

A new study by Risk Control evaluates the efficiency of various risk transfer strategies employed by Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs), highlighting the benefits of partnering with sovereign and multilateral entities. Credit Risk, Market Risk, Methodology

: Risk Control Quantifies Significant MDB Benefit from Preferred Creditor Treatment

A new study by Risk Control quantifies the substantial advantage that Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) derive from Preferred Creditor Treatment (PCT), particularly for low-rated sovereign borrowers Credit Risk, Market Risk, Methodology, Regulation, Risk Methods

: Risk Control’s Paper gets published in the Eurofi Regulatory Update

Our co-authored paper, “Securitization Reform to Boost European Competitiveness,” has been published in the Eurofi Regulatory Update. This timely analysis explores the potential of securitization to play a more significant role in mobilizing private capital for essential investments across Europe. Banks, Market Risk, Regulation, Securitisation

: Scenario Frame software announced by Risk Control

Risk Control develops framework software for multiple scenario based risk calculations. The framework software may be customised to generate bespoke solutions for individual clients. Banks, Insurers, Investment Firms, Market Risk, Software

: Liquidty presentation at Frankfurt asset managers conference

Risk Control presents on measuring bond market liquidity at BVI annual Seminar on Risk in Frankfurt Banks, Consulting, Events, Liquidity, Market Risk, Media

: Milan presentation on business implications of market illiquidity

Presentation on business implications of market illiquidity to senior investment banking and asset manager audience. Banks, Investment Firms, Liquidity, Market Risk