The Risk Awards 2005

Risk’s sixth annual awards highlight the institutions and individuals that have surpassed expectations in highly challenging and competitive markets, as well as recognising the achievements of a broader range of end-users of derivatives.

Reporting by Clive Horwood, Chris Jeffery, Nicholas Dunbar, Navroz Patel, Rachel Wolcott, Arielle Weliky, Hann Ho, Anusha Roy, Clive Davidson and John Ferry

The Risk awards have 22 separate categories below we feature two that will be of particular interest to Basel Alert subscribers Click here for all award winners:



Bank risk manager of the year - Walter Stuerzinger, UBS


Walter Stuerzinger, group chief risk officer at UBS, runs a media-shy team at the Swiss bank. But it’s a team

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