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Category Archives: Booking Practice
Rogue Trading for Dummies Part 1 – Using Trade Booking to Beat Risk
Have you ever given any deep thought as to how rogue traders manage to get away with their activities for so long? In a trading landscape driven by technology, it should be impossible to get up to anything like rogue … Continue reading
Posted in Booking Practice, Risk Management, Rogue Trader
Tagged booking practice, dealer mandate, fee, FSA, interest rate swap, IRS, Middle Office, misreporting, quick win, regulatory framework, rogue trader, tactical fix
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