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ANZ appoints new chief risk officer
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Chief risk officer Chris Page to retire after 39 years in banking. ANZ names Nigel Williams as his successor
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High interest rates, a strong currency, and rapid increases in volatility amid turmoil in European and US debt markets have resulted in another challenging year for the derivatives dealers and brokers...
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New Zealand banks still prone to offshore wholesale funding risks
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The asset quality and capitalisation of New Zealand banks remains strong but dependence on wholesale funding is still a risk, say credit rating agencies.
Chris Page, ANZ: the risk goalkeeper
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Chris Page, group head of risk management at ANZ, sees his role as ‘guardian of the balance sheet’ as first and foremost, but is also aware that sometimes he needs to stand his ground on risk issues, as he might be the last man standing between...
ANZ's Page: The op risk manager is the goalkeeper
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Chris Page, group head of risk management at ANZ, sees his role as “guardian of the balance sheet” as first and foremost, but is also aware that sometimes he needs to stand his ground on risk issues, as he might be the last man standing between the...
Eurozone sovereign CDS spreads widen amid continuing contagion fears
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Widening continues on eurozone CDS spreads as Australian banks feel the pinch from the Greek debt crisis
A clear example
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We are used to Aussies excelling in the sports world, but Australian banks also seem to be ahead of the game when addressing operational risk. David Benyon looks at what could be learned from Australia's open and honest approach
ANZ appoints Australia CRO
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) has made two appointments in its risk management department, who will report to the bank's chief risk officer Chris Page.
A long road ahead
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Australia's banks began reporting under Basel II at the start of this year, but the country's regulator has insisted more work needs to be done to demonstrate the robustness of risk models. With further tweaks to the rules likely, Australia's risk managers...
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