Operational risk toward Basel III: best practices and issues in modeling management and regulation

By:

Gregoriou, Greg N

Series: Wiley financePublication details: New Jersey John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 2009Description: xxvi, 497 pISBN:

9780470390146

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

332.10681

Summary: This book consists of chapters by contributors (well-known professors, practitioners, and consultants from large and well respected money management firms within this area) offering the latest research in the OpRisk area. The chapters highlight how operational risk helps firms survive and prosper by giving readers the latest, cutting-edge techniques in OpRisk management. Topics discussed in this book include: Basel Accord II, getting ready for the New Basel III, Extreme Value Theory, and the new capital requirements and regulations in the banking sector in relation to financial reporting (including developing concepts such as OpRisk Insurance which wasn't a part of the Basel II framework). The book further discussed quantitative and qualitative aspects of OpRisk, as well as fraud and applications to the fund industry. (Source: www.alibris.com)

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Book	Ahmedabad	332.10681 G7O7 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		169379

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This book consists of chapters by contributors (well-known professors, practitioners, and consultants from large and well respected money management firms within this area) offering the latest research in the OpRisk area. The chapters highlight how operational risk helps firms survive and prosper by giving readers the latest, cutting-edge techniques in OpRisk management. Topics discussed in this book include: Basel Accord II, getting ready for the New Basel III, Extreme Value Theory, and the new capital requirements and regulations in the banking sector in relation to financial reporting (including developing concepts such as OpRisk Insurance which wasn't a part of the Basel II framework). The book further discussed quantitative and qualitative aspects of OpRisk, as well as fraud and applications to the fund industry. (Source: www.alibris.com)

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