Art of influence

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Oct 2005

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He may be best known for challenging the hegemony of Merton-type credit risk models with the development of a new approach to portfolio credit risk in 1997, but Tom Wilson's influence is much more wide-ranging and subtle.

As a consultant during the 1990s, he had a hand in reshaping a number of major European banks' risk management functions and derivatives businesses. More recently, Wilson has focused on the insurance sector and was appointed head of risk management at ING Insurance in Amsterdam

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