Showing posts with label risk management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label risk management. Show all posts

Wednesday 12 May 2021

High-Frequency Trading: A Sociologist’s Take

For Donald MacKenzie, individuals’ interactions with machines, mathematics and technology in competitive settings – and the risks that may ensue – are subjects of great fascination, whether in financial markets, bitcoin mining or nuclear weaponry.

MacKenzie comes at it not as a technologist, mathematician or engineer, but rather as a social scientist.

Professor Donald MacKenzie weighs the risks of models, algorithms, market concentration and jitter in this article by Katherine Heires and published on the GARP website. Read it HERE.

Managing Inflation Risk

In a constantly-evolving economic environment so full of uncertainty, it’s hard for risk managers to get a proper read on the outlook for inflation. But they can use scenario mapping to evaluate and adapt to such emerging risks proactively, while simultaneously combating bias, extremist thinking and herd behavior in risk management.

Read GARP's article "What’s Next? A Guide to Managing Inflation Risk" HERE.

Saturday 1 May 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 30 April)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT, risk management and much more

In this weeks selection;

Top Reads
From our Blog

 

Saturday 24 April 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 23 April)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management

In this weeks selection;

Interesting to know
Banks & Credit Unions
Fintech
Payments
Cybersecurity

 

 

 

Saturday 17 April 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 16 April)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management

In this weeks selection;

Interesting to Know

Banks & Credit Unions
Fintech
Payments

Cybersecurity

Artificial Intelligence

 

Friday 9 April 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 9 April)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management

In this weeks selection;

Interesting to know
Banks & Credit Unions
Fintech
Payments
Cybersecurity
Artificial Intelligence

 

Wednesday 7 April 2021

Post-Pandemic Lessons for Risk Managers

In the aftermath of COVID-19, what trends will shape the future of the risk management industry? To better identify and address emerging risks, financial institutions will be leaning more and more toward diversity, hybrid modeling, AI, alternative data and tail-risk hunting.

Read the full GARP article HERE

Thursday 1 April 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 1 April)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management

In this weeks selection;

Interesting to know
Banks & Credit Unions
Fintech
Payments
Cybersecurity
Artificial Intelligence

Friday 26 March 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 26 March)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management

In this weeks selection;

Interesting to know
Banks & Credit Unions
Fintech
Payments
Cybersecurity
Artificial Intelligence

 

 

Sunday 21 March 2021

“TOP READS OF THE WEEK” (for week ending 19 March)

The latest top reads in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management

In this weeks selection;

Interesting to know

Banks & Credit Unions

Fintech
Payments
Cybersecurity
Artificial Intelligence

Monday 1 March 2021

Operational Risk Management - UNITED 328 Engine Failure!

Operational risk happens everywhere. Proper planning and procedures are the key managing and mitigating such events.Just consider flight UNITED 328.

On the 20 February 2021, a United Boeing 777-200, registration N772UA performing flight UA-328 from Denver to Honolulu with 231 passengers and 10 crew, was in the initial climb out of Denver's runway 25 when the right hand engine's (PW4077) inlet separated associated with the failure of the engine. The crew declared Mayday reporting an engine failure. The aircraft stopped the climb at about 13000 feet, the crew requested to return to Denver after running the checklists. ATC offered any runway, they would make it happen. The aircraft returned to Denver for a safe landing on runway 26 about 23 minutes after departure. The aircraft stopped on the runway for a check by emergency services. Emergency services advised of an active fire within the right hand engine and extinguished the fire a few minutes later. The aircraft was subsequently towed off the runway to a remote parking stand, where passengers disembarked and were bussed to the terminal. There were no injuries.

Well trained pilots and air traffic controllers knew just what to do.

 

“Must Reads” for 1 March

Today’s “Must reads” in banking, fintech, payments, cybersecurity, AI, IoT and risk management include:
 
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