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Book Description

Frontiers of Risk Management was developed as a text to look at how risk management would develop in the light of Basel II. With an objective of being 10 years ahead of its time, the contributors have actually had even greater foresight. What is clear is that risk management still faces the same challenges as it did ten years ago. With a series of experts considering financial services risk management in each of its key areas, this book enables the reader to appreciate a practitioners view of the challenges that are faced in practice identifying where appropriate suitable opportunities.  

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1 The Use of Credit Rating Agencies and Their Impact on the IRB ApproachMarkus Krebsz, Gary van Vuuren, and Krishnan Ramadurai
  2. Part I Operational Risk
  3. Chapter 2 Frontiers of Operational Risk ManagementRalph Nash and Ioanna Panayiotidou
  4. Chapter 3 The Issues Relating to the Use of Operational Loss Data—Internal and External David Breden
  5. Chapter 4 Stress Testing and Risk ManagementStuart Burns
  6. Chapter 5 Money Laundering Deterrence: The Challenge of Applying a Risk-Based ApproachDavid Blackmore
  7. Chapter 6 Outsourcing and Risk Management Nina Sodha
  8. Part II Other Risk
  9. Chapter 7 Developments Within IT and Online Banking Dilip Krishna
  10. Chapter 8 Risk Management and Financial Control Angela Caldara
  11. Chapter 9 The Risks of OutsourcingRoger Bach
  12. Chapter 10 Insurance and Risk ManagementAnthony Smith and Dennis Cox
  13. Chapter 11 Developments in Pension Fund RiskPaul Sweeting
  14. Bibliography
  15. Index