Opinion/Risk Management
The business of banking relies on intangibles
Reporting lines are a vital part of operational risk management – and changes are spreading from the large banks to the rest of the industry, Marcelo Cruz writes
The crisis in Cyprus may come to be seen as a turning point towards reduced moral hazard and a viable future for the euro, but David Rowe argues many pitfalls remain
Banks are increasingly using their IT infrastructure to increase their competitive advantage. Learn how this can work in practice.
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Broker-dealers face significant operational risks, especially when they allow customers direct access – Marcelo Cruz discusses the threats to a critical part of the financial industry
Insurers face many of the same regulatory challenges as banks, but are well behind them in many cases
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