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Generali's 12 Days of Xmas Question 12
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It is but it's quite fun. The risk is in the P&L: the liability one bank has to another.
I've not bothered to work out the number yet but it is going to be massive I suspect.
Don't worry I'm sure AIG are carrying all the black swan risk so the us govt will only need to bail them out to keep all the banks afloat.I think....0 -
Sticking to my previous approach, the answer has to be 42
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I hadn't thought about it too closely before posing the question. I just happened to hear the outstanding notional figure the other week as it has just passed a milestone of sorts. I think you're going to be within reach of the answer.
One quadrillion dollars? But Dr Evil, this is 2014 that sort of money doesn't even exist yet!!0 -
chewmylegoff wrote: »One quadrillion dollars? But Dr Evil, this is 2014 that sort of money doesn't even exist yet!!
Yup, the outstanding notional value of derivatives is a quadrillion dollars or $1,000,000,000,000,000 and that is about 14x GWP or the GDP of the world.0 -
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