Banks at risk : global best practices in an age of turbulence
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...
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Singapore :
John Wiley & Sons(Asia) ,
c2011
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Table of Contents:
- 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