Paulina Pielichata is a deputy editor, risk management at Risk.net. With a strong background in asset management, institutional investing, and regulation, she has reported on various themes including finance, energy policy, and commodities. Paulina's work has been featured in Pensions & Investments, Central Banking, WatersTechnology Group, and Risk.net.
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Paulina's articles primarily focus on finance, business, and industry-related topics with an emphasis on financial regulations, sustainable investment, pension funds, and risk management. She often covers news related to government announcements and private sector developments.
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Banks were told to design geopolitical shock scenarios, but some focused mainly on tariffs
Dual registration and regulation plus uncertainty over close-outs all weigh on client offering
Senior official also promises that any minimum repo haircuts will be calculated at portfolio level
Retail brokers – but not Robinhood – oppose new allocation of default fund contributions amid options surge
Risk Live: Experts says scenario planning helps identify who has information needed in a crisis
Worst excesses of original endgame proposal avoided, but increased capacity still seen as unlikely
Active accounts rule driving smaller firms onshore; regulator ready for bigger role if lawmakers want
Current methods fail to properly capture impact of geopolitical stress on liquidity
Current methods fail to properly capture impact of geopolitical stress on liquidity
CCP has filed initial proposal with SEC; wants to offer more products than joint FICC programme
