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Physics perspective: Market complexity also makes for instability

Physics perspective: Market complexity also makes for instability

by SIMPOL | Apr 14, 2017 | Media response: financial networks

Read more at: http://physicsoffinance.blogspot.ch/2017/04/market-complexity-also-makes-for.html The SIMPOL Project is currently funded by the H2020 European grant DOLFINS (no. 640772) in the Global Systems Science area of the Future Emerging Technologies...
Phys.org: Policies believed to stabilize the financial system may actually do the opposite

Phys.org: Policies believed to stabilize the financial system may actually do the opposite

by SIMPOL | Apr 14, 2017 | Media response: financial networks

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-04-policies-believed-stabilize-financial.html The SIMPOL Project is currently funded by the H2020 European grant DOLFINS (no. 640772) in the Global Systems Science area of the Future Emerging Technologies...
Press release on “A climate stress-test of the financial system” published on Nature Climate Change on 27 March 2017

Press release on “A climate stress-test of the financial system” published on Nature Climate Change on 27 March 2017

by Stefano Battiston | Mar 27, 2017 | Uncategorized

Climate change brings new risks for financial investments, in particular for pension funds. An international team coordinated by the Dept. of Banking and Finance of the Univ. of Zurich develops a “climate stress-test” for financial institutions. Results suggest that...

The Price of Complexity in Financial Networks

by Stefano Battiston | Aug 23, 2016 | Uncategorized

Financial complexity is often assumed to help hedging risk more effectively. But complexity can also be a source of collective moral hazard. While practitioners have an intuition of why complexity may be a problem, our new research provides a simple mathematical...

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