Paulina Pielichata

London

Deputy editor at Infopro Digital

Deputy editor at Risk.net

Asset Management space

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Articles

Risk managers say second line needs to identify its value-added

1 week ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

The second line of defence should be explicit in thinking about the value it brings to a financial institution, according to senior risk managers, in order to ensure buy-in from the first line and a healthy risk culture across the business.
Regulators urged to use Dora reporting to track systemic risk

1 week ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

European Union regulators should use incident reporting under new rules that entered into force this year as a means to identify potentially systemic technology and cyber risks, a senior risk manager has suggested.
Are EU banks buying cloud from Lidl's middle aisle?

1 month ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

Could a European cloud provider soon be cleaning up on aisle three? EU banks that fear overdependence on US behemoths amid trade war concerns are shopping for their cloud services among European providers - and some are finding a German supermarket subsidiary fits the bill.
LCH to expand cross-margining of FMX futures

1 month ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

LCH plans to make a change to its rule book at the end of June that will make it easier for clients to cross-margin between interest rate swaps and futures traded on FMX Futures Exchange, the BGC-owned derivatives platform. Portfolio margining at LCH is currently only available to clients that clear swaps and futures with the same futures commission merchant (FCM).
EU banks want the cloud closer to home amid tariff wars

1 month ago | waterstechnology.com | Paulina Pielichata

Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page Financial institutions across the European Union are increasingly worried that their dependence on US technology vendors could leave them vulnerable to any renewed flare-up in the tariff dispute between the two jurisdictions.
EU banks want the cloud closer to home amid tariff wars

1 month ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

Financial institutions across the European Union are increasingly worried that their dependence on US technology vendors could leave them vulnerable to any renewed flare-up in the tariff dispute between the two jurisdictions. While the risk of concentrated third parties has been on the radar of both banks and regulators for some time, the economic nationalism of president Donald Trump has focused minds on the dominant role of US cloud providers in particular.
Emir 3.0 could complicate Eurex launch of repo on Prisma

1 month ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

Eurex Clearing wants to complete the migration of its repo products onto its Prisma margin model in November 2025, according to its chief risk officer (CRO). But a new regulatory approvals process for margin model changes could prove a fresh obstacle to the switchover that has been delayed once already.
EU firms fear dollar liquidity becoming tariff bargaining chip

2 months ago | centralbanking.com | Paulina Pielichata

European financial institutions are concerned that any renewed escalation of trade tensions with the US could spill over into actions that would limit their ability to source dollar funding. A chief risk officer (CRO) at a European wealth manager says this scenario remains “extreme”, but not impossible. “One of the scenarios I have been starting to play with is if all US dollars have to be held in US banks,” says the CRO. “You have to understand your third-party risk dependencies on large banks.”U
EU firms fear dollar liquidity becoming tariff bargaining chip

2 months ago | fx-markets.com | Paulina Pielichata

European financial institutions are concerned that any renewed escalation of trade tensions with the US could spill over into actions that would limit their ability to source dollar funding. A chief risk officer (CRO) at a European wealth manager says this scenario remains “extreme”, but not impossible. “One of the scenarios I have been starting to play with is if all US dollars have to be held in US banks,” says the CRO. “You have to understand your third-party risk dependencies on large banks.”U
EU firms fear dollar liquidity becoming tariff bargaining chip

2 months ago | risk.net | Paulina Pielichata

European financial institutions are concerned that any renewed escalation of trade tensions with the US could spill over into actions that would limit their ability to source dollar funding. A chief risk officer (CRO) at a European wealth manager says this scenario remains "extreme", but not impossible. "One of the scenarios I have been starting to play with is if all US dollars have to be held in US banks," says the CRO.