The Future of European Post-Trading: Consequences for Risk Management in View of the Financial Crisis

Goethe University - E-Finance Lab Discussion Paper No. 17/2010

24 Pages Posted: 3 Feb 2011 Last revised: 7 Jun 2011

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Michael Chlistalla

Goethe University Frankfurt Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Peter Gomber

Goethe University Frankfurt Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Torsten Schaper

Deutsche Börse Group; Goethe University Frankfurt Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Date Written: March 1, 2010

Abstract

The European post-trading landscape is recently changing fundamentally due to regulatory actions, the financial crisis, and the strong linkage of the global financial markets. The systemic importance of post-trading infrastructures underlines the industry’s significant dependence on safe and efficient risk management processes. Using the Delphi methodology in a study among a multitude of experts from different areas of post-trading, we developed a joint and coherent view of the most important issues relating to risk management the post-trading system has to cope with.

Keywords: Delphi Study, Post-Trading, Financial Crisis, Risk Management

Suggested Citation

Chlistalla, Michael and Gomber, Peter and Schaper, Torsten, The Future of European Post-Trading: Consequences for Risk Management in View of the Financial Crisis (March 1, 2010). Goethe University - E-Finance Lab Discussion Paper No. 17/2010, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1753624 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1753624

Michael Chlistalla (Contact Author)

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Peter Gomber

Goethe University Frankfurt Faculty of Economics and Business Administration ( email )

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Germany

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Torsten Schaper

Deutsche Börse Group ( email )

Frankfurt, 60485
Germany

Goethe University Frankfurt Faculty of Economics and Business Administration ( email )

Grueneburgplatz 1
Frankfurt am Main, 60323
Germany

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