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Viewpoint: Globalization in the Asset Management Industry
White Paper It also considers how the direction of globalization may change in response to the current financial crisis. This paper considers the progress of globalization in the asset... [13 Nov 2009]
Planning for the Unknown: Mitigating Unknown and Unknowable Risks Through Effective Enterprise Risk Management
White Paper Emerging risks, such as climate change, food insecurity, energy supply disruption, and global liquidity crisis are but a few risks once thought unlikely that have now risen to the forefront. The impact... [13 Nov 2009]
Data Management for Risk: The Importance of Data for Effective Risk Management
White Paper To survive and emerge stronger from the current financial crisis, it is essential that insurance companies implement an enterprise risk management strategy. Although Solvency II is not... [16 Sep 2009]
Committed to the Climate Change Debate?: In the Turmoil of a Global Financial Crisis, Does Society Still Have the Will - And Does It Still Make Sense - To Keep Steering Towards a Low-Carbon Future?
White Paper Today many successful e-government initiatives rely on Collaborative Case Management (CCM), supported by a robust, consolidated information infrastructure, to help meet their service delivery goals. In an effort to... [30 Aug 2009]
Evolution or Revolution: Either Approach to Core Banking Investment Requires Proper IT Risk Mitigation
White Paper The banking industry in North America and around the world is reeling from the financial crisis. To change and adapt quickly, institutions recognize that large-scale IT investment and... [11 Jun 2009]
Tech can make or break a merger
Comment How the staffing crisis is deepening& How techie salaries are faring& Offshoring still a hot potato Banks hardest hit by staff crisis Quickly gaining an understanding of potential issues and... [25 Sep 2007]
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