The second edition of Network Theory and Financial Risk is available to order now. Written by FNA’ers Samantha Cook and Kimmo Soramäki, this new edition of Network Theory and Financial Risk provides a solid background in network theory and also looks at new innovations in network science. New chapters and case studies explore supervisory […]
By Eleanor Langford, PoliticsHome Following the Treasury’s announcement that stablecoins would soon be brought under existing UK financial regulation. However, there are concerns that the push for more regulations could increase the risk for amateur investors. FNA’s Dr Carlos León shares his views in this PoliticsHome article here >
Press Release: London, UK. March 2022: London-based analytics and simulation firm FNA has partnered with the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Innovation Hub and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to build a prototype of an integrated regulatory data and analytics platform that will provide powerful new capabilities to supervisors. This pioneering project will allow […]
FNA’s G20 Monitor Challenge proved to be extremely popular again this year. From the submissions proposing various new dashboards for FNA’s g20monitor.com, we’ve now selected our winner and runner-up for 2022. The winning proposals demonstrated a true and thorough understanding of the problems faced by financial authorities and the spirit of FNA’s mission to make […]
FNA is proud to announce that our CBDC Simulation solution received the Digital Currency Award for Resilience at the Currency Research awards presentation on 24th February. FNA’s CBDC Simulation solution, developed in partnership with Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), aims to counter the uncertainty surrounding Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) by helping central banks, government authorities and […]
Fnality International partnered with FNA to help design their new payment system and quantify the benefits for their participants by means of simulation. Introduction Financial markets face unprecedented challenges. These challenges include fragmented and inefficient post-trade processes, liquidity constraints and complex and costly risk management. To address these challenges, Fnality is developing a […]
Press Release: FNA partners with Seton Hall University to analyze networks that underpin the U.S.’ strategic relationship with Pakistan FNA is excited to announce a partnership with Seton Hall University School of Diplomacy and International Relations, and their National Security Fellowship program. The partnership will foster scientific excellence within the field of advanced network […]
FNA is working with the Bank for International Settlements Innovation Hub Singapore Centre (BISIH), the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Accenture on the second phase of Project Ellipse. Project Ellipse is a proof of concept exploring how supervision could become insights-based and data-driven using an integrated regulatory data and analytics platform. The two-phase project […]
By The Global Treasurer Seventy different countries are either researching, developing or piloting their own Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). However, their impact on the financial and economic system is still relatively unknown. FNA Founder and CEO Dr Kimmo Soramäki explains further in this article from The Global Treasurer. Read the article here >
FNA is pleased to announce the return of its G20 Monitor Challenge. The competition calls for students and recent graduates to propose a new dashboard for FNA’s G20 Monitor, our award-winning financial network analytics and monitoring tool. Winners and runners-up will receive a cash prize of up to $1,500 and will be invited to work […]
Agent-Based Simulation of CBDCs: A Research Paper by Amanah Ramadiah, Marco Galbiati and Kimmo Soramäki Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) have seized global attention, featuring broadly in central bank strategies. Today, 87 central banks are currently looking to introduce digital currencies in the near future, however the impacts of CBDCs are still relatively unknown. Many […]
The research paper, ‘Who Pays? Who Gains? Central Counterparty Resource provision in the post-Pittsburgh World’ presents a conceptual framework exploring whether regulatory changes since the Pittsburg Summit could be a catalyst for clearinghouses and making the financial system more stable. The 2009 Pittsburgh Summit led to regulatory reforms mandating the clearance of a large […]
