Reputational risk
Q&A: Wayne Mitchell, head of corporate sales, npower
End users have increasingly wised up to the range of financial products and methods available to manage their energy risk. Wayne Mitchell, head of corporate sales at UK energy company npower, tells Lianna...
First-time outsourcers might have overlooked or underestimated operational risks involved
BP has been accused of negligence and arrogance following the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Alex Davis examines the central role energy sector reputational risk management must now play
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SEC says Goldman CDO fraud lawsuit ‘tough’
LONDON – The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) collateralised debt obligation (CDO) fraud lawsuit against Goldman Sachs had been “from our perspective a pretty straightforward case”, according to Scott Friestad, deputy director of...
Goldman uses scenarios for reputation risk
Goldman Sachs says it is using scenario analysis to study reputational risks, employing operational risk expertise within its broader risk management framework, according to its global co-heads of operational risk management, Spyro Karetsos and Mark D’Arcy....
Goldman Sachs uses scenarios to study reputation risks
US investment bank Goldman Sachs is pioneering scenario analysis as a tool for managing reputational risk
Can reputational risk be measured
Reputational risk will often come hand in hand with operational risk, but it has yet to be taken as seriously, if it is even considered at all. David Benyon finds out why, and asks what might be done to resolve this situation
The weight of blame
The public's perception of banks has hit rock bottom, and politicians have pounced on the opportunity provided by the crisis to increase their own popularity. So banks face not only loss of business but also increased regulation.
Mock trial highlights corporate manslaughter risk
Potential legal and reputational risks posed to financial firms and senior managers have been underlined by a corporate manslaughter mock trial. The event staged last week, focused on the UK’s Corporate Manslaughter Act and Health and Safety Offences...
Report highlights human rights operational risks
LONDON - Banks and large financial institutions should not be neglecting their exposure to legal and reputational risks brought about by business links to regimes or organisations accused of human rights abuses, according to human rights risk consultancy...
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