ICMA: Sustainable Bonds for Nature - A Practitioner’s Guide

Argo Magazine N.29 - Summer 2025

ISDA: Interest Rate Derivatives Trading in the US, EU and UK - Growth, Structural Shifts and the Rise of OIS

Bank of Italy: Modelling Transition Risk-adjusted Probability of Default

European Commission Proposes to Postpone by One Additional Year the Market Risk Prudential Requirements Under Basel III

ESCB Reply to the European Commission’s Targeted Consultation on Integration of EU Capital Markets

ECB: Reading the Market’s Pulse - Monitoring Investors’ Risk Appetite

ECB: Hidden Leverage and Blind Spots - Addressing Banks’ Exposures to Private Market Funds

ISDA: Collateral and Liquidity Efficiency in the Derivatives Market - Navigating Risk in a Fragile Ecosystem

EBA - Report on the 2024 Market Risk Benchmark Exercise

Bankit: Market Risk of Securities Held by Italian Banks and Insurance Companies

ESMA Provides Guidance on MiCA Best Practices

EBA Report Results from the 2024 Market Risk Benchmarking Exercise – FRTB ASA

EBA Report Results from the 2024 Market Risk Benchmarking Exercise – IMA

European Commission Launches Consultation on EU Approach on Market Risk Rules for Banks

ISDA: The Value of OTC Derivatives - Empowering Organizations to Manage Risks, Enhance Returns and Optimize Liquidity

European Commission Launches a Targeted Consultation on Commodity Derivatives Markets

EIOPA Dashboard Risk: Market Risk Focus

European Parliament and Council Finalise Review of the Benchmarks Regulation

ECB: SREP 2024 and SSM Priorities 2025-2027

The EBA Publishes Final Draft Technical Standards on the Conditions for Determining Whether an Instrument Attracting Residual Risk Acts as a Hedge

Banque de France: Do Green Sovereign Bonds Benefit from a Green Premium?

EBA: EU Banks Continue to be Robust Although Risks from Geopolitical Tensions and Cyber Threats Remain Significant

ECB: Complex Exposures to Private Equity and Credit Funds Require Sophisticated Risk Management

EIOPA Recommends a Dedicated Prudential Treatment for Insurers’ Fossil Fuel Assets to Cushion Against Transition Risks

Deutsche Bundesbank: Who Pays the Greenium and Why? A Decomposition