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  • 2020 US National Interagency Community Reinvestment Conference Is Postponed - COVID-19

    Date 05/03/2020

    After careful consideration of the growing public health concerns associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19), the organizing sponsors of the 2020 National Interagency Community Reinvestment Conference (NICRC), scheduled March 9-12 in Denver, Colorado, have made the decision to postpone the conference.

  • Annual Revision Of GPW Benchmark Indices

    Date 05/03/2020

    GPW Benchmark announces the annual revision of WIG20, mWIG40, sWIG80 and WIG30 indices portfolios. Changes will come into force after close of business on March 20, 2020.

  • The Grand Unifying Theory (And Practice) Of Macroprudential Policy - Speech By Mark Carney, Governor Of The Bank Of England, Given At University College London

    Date 05/03/2020

    Economists suffer from physics envy.

    We covet its neat equations and crave its deterministic systems.

      

  • EBA Tightens Measures To Mitigate Spreading Of The Coronavirus

    Date 05/03/2020

    • The EBA reviewed its Coronavirus readiness plan and cancelled all physical meetings scheduled between 6 and 14 March 2020 at its premises.
    • EBA staff work-related travel planned in the next week has been cancelled, with the exception of critical business meetings. 
    • EBA continues to require that all its staff members travelling from any affected areas work remotely for 14 days.

  • EDHEC-Risk Introduces A Comprehensive Investment Framework Blending Liability-Driven Investing And Factor Investing

    Date 05/03/2020

    Factor investing and liability-driven investing are widely recognized as two major advances in asset-liability management. Factor investing, which recommends that allocation decisions be expressed in terms of risk factors as opposed to standard asset classes, has blurred the traditional distinction between passive and active investing since investors are now aware that long-term outperformance with respect to cap-weighting indices can be accessed through systematic trading strategies. In parallel liability-driven investing, which is based on two fundamental building blocks known as a performance-seeking portfolio and a liability-hedging portfolio, has replaced the traditional concept of a “policy portfolio”, which had long been dominant in institutional money management. Interestingly, both paradigms are tightly connected with advances in research on portfolio optimization and asset pricing.