Webinar: Semi-Annual Client Forum
Credit Benchmark’s Client Forum Webinar is a deep dive into the world of consensus credit risk data and analytics. Topics covered include new client use cases, product development, analytics showcase and guest speakers from Bloomberg and Oliver Wyman.
Battle Ready for Basel III Endgame
Credit Benchmark’s Mark Faulkner sits down with Brooke Gillman of eSecLending and Andrew Dyson of ISLA to better understand how the buyside can prepare for the pending market transformation under Basel III Endgame.
Something has started changing: the cost of securities lending indemnification can no longer be ignored
Mark Faulkner, Co-Founder of Credit Benchmark, and Matthew Brunette of Norges Bank Investment Management talk to Brooke Gillman of eSecLending on the topic of indemnification in Securities Lending.
The Outlook for Global Risk Transfer Activity
Mark Faulkner, Co-Founder of Credit Benchmark, moderates a panel of synthetic securitization experts to discuss the outlook for global risk transfer activity. This webinar is hosted by Structured Credit Investor
Regs, Ratings & ESG
Mark Faulkner, Co-Founder Credit Benchmark engages in a wide-ranging discussion with host Roy Zimmerhansl covering Basel IV, Peer-to-Peer, Pledge Collateral, Indemnifications, and even ‘meme stocks’.
Credit Benchmark Webinar: Covid and the Impacts on Banking and Credit Risk Management
Financial institutions find themselves again at the center of another global recession, triggered this time by a pandemic rather than a shock to the banking system as in 2008. In this webinar we explore how banks and risk managers can best navigate the challenges caused by the current crisis while continuing to drive efficiencies and innovation.
How should I think about credit risk in a world where Central Banks are buying junk bonds?
Basel IV
Mark Faulkner, Co-Founder Credit Benchmark talks Basel IV Listen to this podcast on the Pierpoint Perspective website.
COVID 19 & Chain Reactions: The Transmission of Effects Across Markets & Institutions
Complacency About Prime Broker Risk Could Kill Hedge Funds
