This article is contributed by William G Ferrell, CIO of Ferrell Capital Management and the author of a new course on Global Risk Academy - "From Asset Allocation To Risk Allocation" There is a lot to cheer about on Wall Street. - Equity markets have performed well, particularly since the controversial US election. - Earnings have been climbing - Volatlity is low - Demand for credit has increased the velocity and cost of money/return on cash As always, investors are haunted by the “What’s ne |
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On company’s risk dashboard, the signal for operational risk should be flashing red. Over the past ten years, losses from operational risk have soared. Companies that want to achieve a sustainable and profitable business need to focus on building a framework to manage operational risk.
What Is Operational Risk?
Operational risk summarizes the risks a company undertakes when it attempts to operate within a given field or industry. Operational risk is the risk not inherent in financial, syste
With FCPA enforcement rising and 75 percent of foreign bribery schemes executed by third parties, outsourcing can create regulatory and reputational risks that should not be ignored.
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It has been my pleasure to work with William G. Ferrell, CIO of Ferrell Capital Management to produce a new online course "From Asset Allocation to Risk Allocation". This course provides valuable insights into a new paradigm for managing investments - based on dynamically monitoring statistics related to Risk, rather than simply creating a diversified portfolio and hoping for the best. Bill uses the analogy that this is like using Doppler Radar rather than the Farmer's Almanac to predict the w
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This article is contributed by William G Ferrell, CIO of Ferrell Capital Management and the author of a new course on Global Risk Academy - "From Asset Allocation To Risk Allocation"
Risk Allocation
Since Harry Markowitz introduced Modern Portfolio Theory in 1952, Asset Allocation has been accepted as the standard for investment portfolio construction. Based on historical behavior and individual predictions, managers make return and risk forecasts for categories of investments and combine them
In his book, “The Wisdom Chronicles: Competing to Win”, Dr. Ted Marra made the point that the success of virtually all organizations comes down to the relentless focus on a vital few factors. The unfortunate truth is that most senior executives are clueless about what they are.
Dr. Marra agreed to offer his book 'The Wisdom Chronicles: Competing to Win' for complimentary download for members of Global Risk Community (it is a short book) via the following link: https://mediaexplorers.lpages.co/co
Current research suggests that traditional risk management practices involving risk registers and software packages like Microsoft Excel might not be very effective anymore. Events over the recent years, e.g. 9/11, the financial crisis, or the nuclear disaster in Japan, have shown us that current risk management tools are insufficient to cope with (future) undesirable events.
Effective risk management is mainly about people and communication. Hence, we may need a more “human” approach to managing
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