Loss data
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A number of recent papers submitted to the Journal of Operational Risk on robust estimation reflect the concerns of the op risk modelling community about the reliability of parameter estimation in severity...
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April saw an unusually large number of insurance-related events, and Hartford Life losing $24 million in refunds after an estimation error
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While professionals in the aviation industry have a different motivation for minimising risk, many of the issues they deal with are similar to those faced by banks
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It's nice to see op risk managers becoming more aware of their limitations
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The OpRisk North America conference offered the opportunity to question bank representatives on their concerns around a variety of issues, from data modelling to sensitivity analysis, splicing to parameter estimation
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An issue for op risk managers is scaling modelling data to a relevant size without sacrificing its value through over-manipulation. Using a query model to determine which data to use makes the process easier and reduces the risk of cherry-picking favourable...
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SAS Software tracks biggest op risk events in March, while the ABA Operational Loss Data Sharing Consortium looks at the main types of op risk occurring in Q3 2011
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The latest fraud statistics from UK fraud prevention organisation Cifas and the top five losses in February from SAS
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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) survey finds rising fraud levels, especially committed by insiders, and SAS monthly loss data shows financial services firms continued to suffer from ‘Clients, products and business practices’ issues in January
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MBIA's $1.1 billion settlement with Morgan Stanley in December causes spike in 'clients, products and business practices' losses
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