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Best practice
By
Marc Groz*
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Both negative and positive risks should be considered in order to make more accurate projections
Risk was high on the agenda at a recent meeting of a financial institution’s board of directors. How, they wondered, could the board best assess the many risks confronting financial organisations. They began with a review of the standard appr...
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