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Hank Prybylski, leader of Ernst & Young's global financial services risk management practice, talks to David Benyon about managing operational risk, governance, compliance, reputational risk, and Ernst...
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NEW YORK - Actions taken by firms to strengthen their risk management procedures are too often proving ineffective and possibly counter-productive, a survey has revealed.
This handy guide reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques, looking at the benefits and pitfalls of each one.
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part 1 - Enterprise Wide Risk Management (recorded 19 February 2009) Criticism of the role of inadequate risk management in helping to cause and worsen the financial crisis has tended to focus on technical issues such as the limitations of value-at-risk....
part 2 - Value-at-Risk (VaR) (recorded 19 February 2009) Criticism of the role of inadequate risk management in helping to cause and worsen the financial crisis has tended to focus on technical issues such as the limitations of value-at-risk. Certainly,...
part 3 - Counterparty Risk Management (recorded 19 February 2009) Criticism of the role of inadequate risk management in helping to cause and worsen the financial crisis has tended to focus on technical issues such as the limitations of value-at-risk....
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