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|a Banks at risk :
|b global best practices in an age of turbulence
|c [compiled by] Peter Hoflich
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|a Singapore :
|b John Wiley & Sons(Asia) ,
|c c2011
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|a xi, 236 p. :
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|c 24 cm.
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|a 1. Effective supervision of systemically important banks -- 2. Implications of the financial crisis for risk management and macroprudential supervision -- 3. Entering an era of global regulatory oversight -- 4. Old and new lessons of the financial crisis for risk management -- 5. Observations from the epicenter -- 6. The financial crisis: epicenters and antipodes -- 7. The trouble with troubled banks -- 8. Global risk management in action -- 9. The credit crisis and its implications for Asian financial institutions -- 10. Missing viewpoints of current global regulatory discussions
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|a Although risk management is acknowledged as an important area of expertise in any bank, it is often held hostage by the business side whenever a bottom line is involved-which is nearly always. With banks all over the world in crisis, most often caused by over-ambitious and imprudent business leaders, risk management is returning to the fore
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|a Bank management
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|a Banks and banking
|x Risk management
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|a Hoflich, Peter ,
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|c OPEN SHELF (30 DAYS)
|e Gong Badak Campus
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