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Tuesday, 02 August, 2011 |
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Thomas Murray analyse capital markets infrastructure risk in the Middle East and Africa and review changes to regulation and market infrastructure within these region.
The capital market infrastructure risk rating (CMIRR) is a weighted average of six risk components which are asset commitment risk, liquidity risk, counterparty risk, financial risk, operational risk and asset servicing risk. The ratings are assigned to the market infrastructure as a whole, including all central securities depositories in the market, arrangements for settlement of physical securities, payment systems, and local regulations.
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