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Not all are created equal

It is possible to find equality in an unequal world - using scaling relationships for operational risk losses. Eric Cope and Simon Wills explain how the process works

In operational risk, not all losses are created equal. The size of losses that banks experience may be driven by a variety of observable factors. A European bank will differ from a US bank, but not as much as a European retail bank will differ from a US investment bank and still yet not as much as a small European retail bank will differ from a large US investment bank. The factors at work: where

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