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Systemic Risk Management

by Jared Wade on September 29, 2011 · 0 comments

On the three-year anniversary of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy — and with it, the beginning of the financial crisis that threatened a run on at least a dozen major global banks — a rogue trader was discovered to have defrauded his employer, the Swiss bank UBS, of nearly $2 billion. What’s $2 billion between former [...]

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The world has seen its share of bad business ethics ever since citizens began offering goods or services for a stipend. The effects of such wrongdoings have been magnified, however, as businesses have prospered and the greed of some has grown. Greed which can sometimes drive people to forget their morals. Some may think of [...]

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According to the Times of India, risk management has come into much greater in focus in India ever since the financial collapse rocked the global economy twelve months ago. The global shockwaves following Lehman Brothers’ collapse have woken India Inc to the importance of sound risk management system to tide over future crises. Despite the [...]

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