Operational Risk & Regulation - Operational Risk & Regulation October 2013
Articles in this issue
Solvency, GRC and surviving storms at The Hartford
US insurer's op risk head Kay Rahardjo discusses solvency regulations and the lessons learned from 2012's superstorm
Fed set to raise bar for US stress tests
As US regulators prepare to introduce new stress-testing requirements for medium-sized banks, the Fed warns that the largest are still struggling to meet existing standards – and the intent of future stress tests is likely to be dramatically different
Finding relationships between macroeconomic variables and losses
Multivariate analysis is a powerful tool for finding significant relationships between business environment and risk losses
Corporate crime – can the Bribery Act be extended?
Extending the UK's powerful Bribery Act to cover fraud is superficially tempting, but will face difficulties
Software risk is only part of the stability problem
Authors of their own destruction
Data, delays and loss of focus: operational risks in M&A
When two become one
Scotiabank promotes Hart to risk chief, and other recent job moves
Stephen Hart replaces Rob Pitfield as Scotiabank CRO, and other Changing Hats stories from the past month
SEC under fire over no-fault settlement agreements
An open verdict
Top five losses: lowest op risk losses for 18 months
Operational risk loss data – August 2013
PPI-related complaints show signs of levelling off
Modest increase in complaints related to payment protection insurance
The compliance implications of AIFMD
Managed expectations
