Europe’s Banking Union: A Fragile Super Monster?
The scope of the European Banking Union is (see here): “In response to the financial crisis that emerged in 2008,Continue Reading
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Financial Stability Board – Moving Away From CRA Ratings
It its may 12-th, 2014 final Peer Review Report (download) the Financial Stability Board speaks of “reducing Reliance on CRAContinue Reading
Low-Complexity Versus High-ComplexityPortfolios
Complexity is a fundamental physical characteristic of every system that may be found in Nature. Its importance is similar toContinue Reading
How to Best Breakup The Eurozone?
(Blog written in May 2013) The Eurozone is in an extremely fragile situation with a one-star resilience rating for theContinue Reading
The Derivatives Time-Bomb
Warren Buffet said in 2003 that the derivatives market was “devised by madmen” and a “weapon of mass destruction”. GlobalContinue Reading
US Markets – A Bubble Approaching?
Assetdyne analyzes stock market data on a fortnightly basis, measuring and tracking the complexity and resilience of the major USContinue Reading
Why Regulating Ratings Won’t Fix the Problem
Much has been written about the global economic crisis, its causes and its consequences. We could say that to aContinue Reading
A Bank is Only as Healthy as Its Clients. High-Frequency Rating of Bank-Client Transactions
In a turbulent and globalized economy, the focus is no longer on growth but on stability. The stability of aContinue Reading
Europe, the Eurozone Crisis, Complexity and Systemantics
The laws of systemantics are said to be pseudo-science. Fair enough. A few of these laws are listed below. TheyContinue Reading
Probability of Default Versus the Principle of Incompatibility
In circumstances characterized by high turbulence and interdependency: it is impossible to make predictions – in fact, even the currentContinue Reading
