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June 13, 2011 - RiskMinds conference - Notes from the Global Regulatory ThinkTank II: Ensuring Pillar 2 Adds Value:
Ensuring Pillar 2 Adds Value:
- Is Pillar 2 still relevant when so much focus is put on pillar 1?
- The answer is yes.
- Pillar II is an important component and although it may have been seen as a buffer, Pillar 2 is the tool or process that allows banks to
Basel III implementation : Liquidity Risk Management
Due to high interest in the various aspects of Basel III implementation among our members I would like to start a series of discussion threads on this important topic. I encourage members to share their opinion, exchange materials such as presentatio
Read more…Highlights issue 26. More opportunities for our members with new services from GlobalRisk Community
"If I am to speak ten minutes, I need a week for preparation; if fifteen minutes, three days; if half an hour, two days; if an hour, I am ready now." Woodrow Wilson
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Read more…Highlights Issue 24. Geopolitical risks and what can GlobalRisk Community do for you
"Heightened geopolitical risk profoundly changes the meaning of fundamentals."
- Antoine Halff
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1. Geopolitical risks and what can GlobalRisk Community do for you
2. This issue highlights: questions, latest discussions, blogs and videos.
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