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Valuation & Transparency Roundtable
hosted by Risk magazine
John Collins, Rule Financial's Head of Risk, recently took part in Risk magazine's Valuation & Transparency Roundtable with fellow leading experts to discuss challenges facing the industry.
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Please briefly describe current practices at financial services firms, in terms of the acquisition of, storage and use of valuation data for derivatives transactions. Why have these practices proved problematic?
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Is the regulatory community doing enough to emphasise the fundamental importance of valuation data issues to financial services firms? What regulatory initiatives or intervention do you think are necessary on valuation data?
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What initiatives are under way at both banks and buy-side firms to improve valuation data, and address its crucial role in activities such as portfolio reconciliation, dispute resolution and T+0 settlement?
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What are common roadblocks within organisations to implementing a more robust approach to valuation data? Cost? Culture? Infrastructure? How can these roadblocks be overcome to smooth acceptance?
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Please expand on the ways in which robust valuation data can be incorporated into risk management modelling, including scenarios and stress testing, to improve the results those models can achieve.
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How do you envision the environment around valuation data will evolve over the next five years at both banks and buy-side firms? Does the financial services industry have enough momentum behind this issue? Will spreadsheets still be the norm in 2014
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John Collins
Head of Risk, Rule Financial
John Collins is Head of Risk at Rule Financial. He was previously Managing Director at the leading re-insurer Swiss Re, where he led the integration of portfolio and trading risk management platforms across a $200 billion portfolio of proprietary assets and the proprietary trading, structuring and risk transformation businesses.
John began his career as an accountant and auditor with Baker Tilly, moving into investment banking when he joined Morgan Stanley. At Citi he worked in structured products, alternative investments, and the asset servicing businesses, integrating fund services with Citi's derivatives capabilities through products such as derivative intermediation. During this time he also gained the TRIUM Global Executive MBA, which is jointly conferred by the LSE in London, the HEC School of Management in Paris, and the NYU Stern School of Business in New York
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