金融监管放松意味着risk quant职业生涯的终结吗?

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There are plenty of bankers who would applaud if Donald Trump’s drive to ease global banking regulations reduces the influence of the risk managers, a group that has grown more powerful since the financial crisis and sucked up hundreds of millions of dollars of their banks’ annual budgets to pay for obscure models and arduous compliance processes at a time when lenders were battling through a crisis and investment was in short supply. But risk managers will remain a force to be reckoned with for years to come, according to bank executives and industry experts. Bankers stress that some aspects of the changing regulatory environment will require more modelling, not less. The fundamental review of the trading book heavily incentivises banks to use models to calculate the risks from changing market prices. IFRS 9 will also require banks to set aside money in advance for potential loan losses. They put added emphasis on models, as do the stress tests banks go through all over the world to prove they can withstand crises.

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