Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions
2007 - 2025
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Volume 18, issue 2, 2025
- Weighing risk in an uncertain world pp. 104-105

- Julie Kerry
- A new framework for comparing financial stability risks pp. 106-115

- Colin Ellis
- Operational risk stress testing: Challenges and approaches pp. 116-133

- Michael Grimwade
- Dynamic deposit behaviours in IRRBB: Enhancing risk management through sensitivity analysis pp. 134-148

- Chih Chen
- Unveiling market turning points: Analysing skewness, kurtosis and Hurst exponent in intraday data pp. 149-170

- Clemens Kownatzki and Jungjun Park
- Review of theoretical advancements in AI/ML classification models for credit risk assessment pp. 171-184

- Lingling Fan
- Risk transfer for MDBs: Transferring risk to lend more pp. 185-196

- William Perraudin, Federico Galizia, Andrew Powell and Timothy Turner
Volume 18, issue 1, 2024
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Julie Kerry
- The human factor in operational risk management pp. 6-13

- Bart Martens
- Risk management, the board and the C-suite: The adaptive art of communication in times of change pp. 14-25

- Rosa Cocozza
- Transitioning to a low-GHG economy: ESG differentiated pricing as a dynamic transition tool and its calibration pp. 26-48

- Bogie Ozdemir
- Navigating the storm: How can insurers better prepare for the impact of climate change pp. 49-57

- Hala Naseeb
- New legal risks for banks related to climate change and possible mitigation strategies pp. 58-75

- Udo Milkau
- Cyberwashing: The disconnect between cyber security claims and real practices pp. 76-83

- Nigel Phair
- China Trade Exposure Index: Using principal component analysis to compare countries’ exposure to the Chinese economy pp. 84-99

- Tuuli Mccully
Volume 17, issue 4, 2024
- Editorial pp. 336-337

- Simon Hall
- Commercial real estate exposure and bank counterparty risk pp. 338-356

- Paul H. Kupiec
- Silicon Valley Bank: What can be learned from its collapse pp. 357-369

- Steve Lindo
- Model risk management in stress testing: The road up to here pp. 370-382

- Eduardo Canabarro
- Dear CRO: Behavioural risk management is the new thing for you pp. 383-394

- Wieke Scholten and Alexandra Chesterfield
- Operational resilience implementation: Challenges and opportunities for UK building societies pp. 395-408

- Adewale A. Ademowo
- Are ESG scores driven by financial information? Evidence from European banks pp. 409-425

- Luana Serino, Alessia Spignese and Francesco Campanella
- Assessing stochastic dominance of downside and upside financial risk profiles using the block maxima method in extreme value theory pp. 426-438

- Simon Li
Volume 17, issue 3, 2024
- Editorial: Facing the polycrisis pp. 236-237

- Julie Kerry
- Bank liquidity risk management through stable and volatile markets: The role of the asset-liability committee and lessons learned for the balance sheet governance operating model pp. 238-248

- Moorad Choudhry, Claire Trythall and Diyama Abu Laban
- Silicon Valley Bank case study: The role of the CRO in managing risk programmes to prevent bank failures pp. 249-257

- Steven Haynes
- The blind spot in residential mortgages: Increasing default option value in the face of declining house prices pp. 258-285

- Bogie Ozdemir
- An innovative approach for optimising CCP default management through agent-based modelling pp. 286-293

- Richard Wise, Tao Chen and Dingqiu Zhu
- Navigating the storm: The intersection of geopolitical and financial crime risks pp. 294-302

- Rosamund De Sybel
- Climate risk and financial stability: Assessing non-performing loans in Chinese banks pp. 303-315

- Hatem Brik
- Nature-related financial risks and central bank risk management pp. 316-331

- Olaf Barning, Dirk Broeders, Marleen De Jonge, Isabelle Tiems, Niek Verhoeven and Catharine Van Wijmen
Volume 17, issue 2, 2024
- Learning to embrace risk: The board's most important Duty of Care pp. 124-129

- David R. Koenig
- Safeguarding financial resilience through digital trust and responsible innovation pp. 130-141

- Ingrid Vasiliu-Feltes
- Dynamic board capabilities: Developing board practices that impact corporate renewal and performance pp. 142-160

- Liselotte Engstam, Henrik Forzelius, Mats Magnusson, Fernanda Torre and Ludo Van Der Heyden
- The rise of sustainability oversight committees as part of modern board governance and oversight: Practical considerations pp. 161-167

- David Suetens
- Risk appetite: A crucial consideration for effective board risk oversight pp. 168-182

- Christopher E. Mandel and Soubhagya Parija
- Enterprise risk management in the insurance industry: Trends and future directions pp. 183-196

- Sonjai Kumar, Purnima Rao and Munim Barai
- Insuring deposits, ensuring stability: A critical evaluation of six decades of deposit insurance in the Indian banking sector pp. 197-212

- Varda Sardana and Shubham Singhania
- The relevance of the country and sector effect in global equity returns around COVID-19 and developed and emerging markets pp. 213-230

- Francis Boateng-Frimpong, Amel Bentata and Rémy Cottet
Volume 17, issue 1, 2023
- Special issue: The Value of New Data and Technology to Risk Management Practitioners pp. 4-6

- Thomas C. Wilson and Christian S. Pedersen
- Opinion pieces: On data and models: Is more always better? pp. 7-12

- Thomas C. Wilson
- Trusted and open corporate data: Why adoption of the LEI/vLEI is key to enhancing risk management practices in the face of rapid digital transformation pp. 13-21

- Stephan Wolf
- Leveraging financial personality for inclusive credit scoring amidst global uncertainty pp. 22-42

- Diederick Van Thiel, John Goedee and Roger Leenders
- Lost in noise? Some thoughts on the use of machine learning in financial market risk measurement pp. 43-52

- Peter Quell
- On the wicked problem of quantifying and managing non-financial risks and the role of digital technology in providing solutions pp. 53-70

- Tom Butler and Robert Brooks
- The potential impacts of the digital revolution on the operational risk profiles of banks pp. 71-88

- Michael Grimwade
- A generalised latent Poisson factor modelling approach for default correlations in credit portfolios pp. 89-105

- Mohamed Saidane
- The mediating role of firm risk: The case of the insurance sector in Saudi Arabia pp. 106-116

- Shanar Shafi Alsuyayfi, Roslan Ja'Afar, Rasidah Mohd Said and Ali Albada
- `Handbook of business and climate change` by Anant K. Sundaram and Robert G. Hansen pp. 117-118

- Krzysztof Jajuga
- `Non-financial risk management: Emerging stronger after Covid-19` by Thomas Kaiser pp. 119-120

- Krzysztof Jajuga
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