Skin Longevity Products Market: Trends, Innovation, Growth Drivers and Future Outlook

Europe Pet Functional Foods Market: Trends, Growth Drivers, Product Innovation and Future Outlook

Long-Duration Storage Market: Trends, Growth Drivers, Technologies and Future Outlook

Introduction

The transition toward cleaner electricity systems is increasing the need for energy storage technologies that can balance supply and demand over extended periods. As solar and wind power become more prominent in electricity generation, gr

Europe Industrial Steam Market: Trends, Growth Drivers, Technologies and Future Outlook

Pet Gut Health Market: Trends, Growth Drivers, Product Innovation and Future Outlook

OCT AI Software Market: Trends, Clinical Applications, Growth Drivers and Future Outlook

KYC Remediation: Mistakes and Best Practices

How accurate and complete are your customer files? As regulated institutions face increasing scrutiny on their existing customer data and risk assessment decisions, KYC remediation has become critical to avoiding penalties and lost revenue.  

In our l

Corporate Psychopaths Research Paper

Corporate Psychopaths

"As corporate psychopaths are reported to cause chaos and confusion in the workplace and to use resources for their own ends, it was expected that employees would experience greater constraints in their presence than would otherw

GARP Buy Side Risk Managers Forum releases Risk Principles for Asset Managers

BSRMF_Risk_Principles_2015.pdf

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/garp-buy-side-risk-managers-forum-publishes-new-risk-principles-for-asset-managers-300159944.html

GARP Buy Side Risk Managers Forum Publishes New Risk Principles for Asset ManagersB

Model Development and Model Validation: Creating a Sound Cross-Divisional Relationship

Interview with Yidong Liu, Director, Commercial Credit Scorecard Modeling, Credit Strategies Group with MUFG Union Bank, N.A., on key topics to be discussed at the upcoming GFMI 5^th Edition Model Risk Conference, on January 26-28, 2015 in San Francis

Hong Kong: Risks and Challenges

My recent research paper which concludes my Hong Kong adventures can be downloaded from FRXmarket: http://www.frxmarket.com/p/hong_kong_risks_and_challenges/243

In this paper the other side of the Hong Kong’s success as one of the leading global finan

Modeling U.S. Corporate Default Rates: Little Experiment

"Modeling U.S. Corporate Default Rates: Little Experiment"

Download it (free) from the Financial Research Exchange: http://www.frxmarket.com/p/modeling_us_corporate_default_rates_little_experiment/234

This report describes an example case of default ri

What Every Employer Needs to Know about Mandatory Reporting

http://www.insurancethoughtleadership.com/index.php/risk-transfer/healthcare/articles/dont-get-washed-away-by-the-medicare-set-aside/#axzz2SzImku19

Introducing the Global Risk Series - Book 1 Risk Management How Tos

1st Kuwait Entreprise Risk Management Conference

It has been a very enriching event that took place in Kuwait from the 25th to 27th November 2012:

"The First Kuwait ERM Conference

My presentation is herein shared to whomever interested: "Operational Risk the Non-Finacial Risk Aspect of the ERM".

Other

Constructing Trust - A Research paper I did for Relational Economics,

This reserach calls into question to the size of the de-leveraging of the US banking industry by considering relational or network aspects of trust as a priori for socio-econimic interaction.

I welcome responses, critique and discussion.

Mike Proulx

Co

Should Central Banks intervene in economies?

I am in a discussion on LinkedIn with some very capable people. We are discussing the Gold Standard debate and why we are debating a return to this standard. 70% of people in an opinion poll felt the need for this. But what they really want is a simp

Case Analysis of GAINESBORO MACHINE TOOLS CORPORATION: The Dividend Policy

Fuzzy Delphi Method to Design a Strategic Plan

Europe’s Debt Hole (Numerical Assessment)

For anyone who has followed the recent economic developments closely enough and has at least some theoretical background in finance, the huge debt hole of the so-called advanced economies hardly comes as a surprise. Right now, the “debt bomb” has the