Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions
2007 - 2025
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Volume 12, issue 4, 2019
- How should an Enterprise Risk Management department be organised? And what should it do? pp. 296-296

- Greg Hopper
- Creating the bank enterprise risk management function of the future pp. 297-310

- Hans Helbekkmo, Cindy Levy and Olivia White
- What is enterprise risk management? pp. 311-319

- Jeffrey Brown, Michael Duane and Til Schuermann
- Enterprise risk management: Towards a comprehensive yet practical enterprise risk function pp. 320-327

- Fabrice Fiol
- The enterprise risk management function in financial institutions pp. 328-341

- Greg Hopper
- Stress testing and the representative bank model pp. 342-373

- Paul Kupiec
- Machine learning in risk measurement: Gaussian process regression for value-at-risk and expected shortfall pp. 374-383

- Sascha Wilkens
- Strategic technology risk: Core systems replacement pp. 384-400

- Patrick Mcconnell and Martin Walker
Volume 12, issue 3, 2019
- Machine learning and its impact on financial institutions pp. 204-205

- John Hull
- Why sustainability? Because risk evolves and risk management should too pp. 206-216

- Madelyn Antoncic
- How disruptive are FinTech and digital for banks and regulators? pp. 217-222

- Hedwige Nuyens
- A multi-stakeholder approach to risk resiliency pp. 223-231

- Børge Brende
- Public credit insurance benefits international trade - but how much? pp. 232-240

- John Lorié
- How to overcome modelling and model risk management challenges with artificial intelligence and machine learning pp. 241-255

- Daniel Mayenberger
- Estimating the probability of a non-Markovian rating transition from partially unobserved histories pp. 256-267

- Rafael Weißbach and Friederike Schmal
- Artificial intelligence credit risk prediction: An empirical study of analytical artificial intelligence tools for credit risk prediction in a digital era pp. 268-286

- Diederick Van Thiel and Willem Frederik (Fred) Van Raaij
- `Operational Risk Management` by Ariane Chapelle pp. 287-289

- Allan Grody
Volume 12, issue 2, 2019
- Risk landscape 10 years on: The end of systemic risk or a new beginning? pp. 108-114

- Thomas C. Wilson
- The evolution of the Basel framework: Are we back to where we started? pp. 115-124

- Frankie Phua
- The shortcomings of models in country risk management pp. 125-144

- Michel-Henry Bouchet and Amaury Goguel
- The top 14 challenges for today’s model risk managers: Has the time come to think about going beyond SR11-7? pp. 145-167

- Jon R. Hill
- Interconnectedness and financial stability pp. 168-183

- Serafin Martinez-Jaramillo, Christian U. Carmona and Dror Y. Kenett
- A method for pricing the credit valuation adjustment of unlisted companies pp. 184-194

- Matteo Formenti
- Book review pp. 195-196

- Sam Wilkin
Volume 12, issue 1, 2018
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Julie Kerry
- On better assessing the future outcomes of ‘grand, world-changing schema’: Seeing present EU and globalisation backlashes as to-be-expected pp. 6-15

- Guntram F. A. Werther
- Assessment of model risk in the aggregate: Contribution of quantification pp. 16-43

- Liming Brotcke and Raymond Brastow
- A methodology for actively managing tail risks and uncertainties pp. 44-56

- Dirk Broeders, Herwin Loman and Joris Van Toor
- Economic capital: A brief history and practical applications today pp. 57-78

- Tally Ferguson
- Credit risk forecasting modelling and projections under IFRS 9 pp. 79-101

- Giuseppe Montesi, Giovanni Papiro, Laura Ugolini and Giuseppe Ammendola
Volume 11, issue 4, 2018
- Economic and financial market developments pp. 293-295

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- New approaches to model risk governance pp. 296-300

- Brian Gregory
- Why cultures fail: The power and risk of Groupthink pp. 301-307

- Yousef A. Valine
- Can a globally endorsed business identity code be the answer to risk data aggregation? pp. 308-327

- Allan D. Grody
- Market risk calculation for private equity fund-of-funds pp. 328-360

- Jörg Henzler and Constantine George
- An alternative to SMA: Using through the cycle loss data to propose a ‘hourglass’ solution pp. 361-380

- Michael Grimwade
- A pilot project for peer benchmarking of operational risk scenarios pp. 381-392

- Laurent Condamin, Clémentine Marie and Patrick Naim
Volume 11, issue 3, 2018
- Editorial pp. 192-193

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- Bank capital allocation and performance management under multiple capital constraints pp. 194-206

- Pieter Klaassen and Idzard Van Eeghen
- Buy-side liquidity risk management best practices pp. 207-217

- Timothy P. Corbett and Sebastjan Smodis
- The validation of machine-learning models for the stress testing of credit risk pp. 218-243

- Michael Jacobs, Jr
- Stage transfer effect on impairment forecasts pp. 244-256

- Jimmy Skoglund and Wei Chen
- Developing a regulated leadership model: An inquiry into what differentiates successful senior managers and leaders in regulated organisations? pp. 257-266

- Gary Storer
- A test of the feasibility of a common risk accounting metric for enterprise risks pp. 267-283

- Peter Hughes and Julian Williams
Volume 11, issue 2, 2018
- Compensation risk governance: The growing role of the chief risk officer pp. 96-97

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- Rewiring the risk society: How society changes will reshape financial risk management pp. 98-108

- Cosimo Pacciani
- How should banks manage the strategic risks associated with new regulations and new sources of competition? pp. 109-124

- Adrian Docherty
- Cyber risk from a chief risk officer perspective pp. 125-131

- Jaco Grobler
- A regulatory stress test to-do list: Transparency and accuracy pp. 132-147

- Paul Kupiec
- A new season in the risk landscape: Connecting the advancement in technology with changes in customer behaviour to enhance the way risk is measured and managed pp. 148-155

- Cecilia Gejke
- A foundational approach to credit migration for stress testing and expected credit loss estimation pp. 156-172

- Jorge R. Sobehart and Xiaoming Sun
- NPLs resolution regimes: Challenges for regulatory authorities pp. 173-186

- Faidon Kalfaoglou
Volume 11, issue 1, 2018
- Editorial: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies: Tulip Mania or the next Amazon? pp. 4-9

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- Why is managing conduct risk critical for a firm’s board? pp. 10-18

- Rajat Baijal
- On the role of ontology-based RegTech for managing risk and compliance reporting in the age of regulation pp. 19-33

- Tom Butler and Robert Brooks
- Rebuilding financial industry infrastructure pp. 34-46

- Allan D. Grody
- The UK Banking Standards Board: An outcome-based approach to assessing organisational culture pp. 47-56

- Alison Cottrell
- Why the euro crisis is far from over pp. 57-66

- Colin Ellis
- Visualisation of model risk propagation pp. 67-75

- James Barrett
- Evolution of risk management from risk compliance to strategic risk management: From Basel I to Basel II, III and IFRS 9 pp. 76-85

- Bogie Ozdemir
- `Financial Decisions and Markets. A Course in Asset Pricing` by John Y. Campbell pp. 86-87

- Krzysztof Jajuga
- `China’s Financial Markets. Issues and Opportunities` by Ming Wang, Jerome Yen and Kin Keung Lai pp. 88-89

- Krzysztof Jajuga
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