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UBS Rogue Trader: The 3 C’s of Why This Will Never Go Away

Posted on October 2, 2012 by consultancyadmin

When I saw this article on the BBC news site I almost forgot that it was a year ago when Adoboli was arrested, which itself was a year after Jerome Kerviel’s fun and games at Societe General, which was a year … Continue reading →

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When will they learn to put customers first?

Posted on September 13, 2012 by consultancyadmin

Excerpt from Mark Seider’s article on InvestmentNews, “The Regulatory Tightrope” – “What is needed is forward-looking regulation that can level the playing field between Wall Street and Main Street, create appropriate incentive structures and penalty functions, and protect people from … Continue reading →

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A Decent Man With a Decent Chance

Posted on September 11, 2012 by consultancyadmin

For those of us that know Mr. Jenkins as friend or colleague (or an ex-colleague from our days at Citibank), this is exciting news and we must all wish him well in his new position. There is a lot that … Continue reading →

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RiskMinds 2012 in Amsterdam!

Posted on August 16, 2012 by consultancyadmin

Check out this recap of RiskMinds 2011 in Geneva and be sure to sign up here for this year’s RiskMinds 2012 in Amsterdam!

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Tackling the causes, not the symptoms

Posted on August 9, 2012 by consultancyadmin

In response to the recent Financial Times article, “Banks 20 Years Behind in Risk Management” , Keith writes: These findings are no surprise to some of us who have been arguing that banks have spent the last 3 – 4 years … Continue reading →

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