Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions
2007 - 2026
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Volume 3, issue 4, 2010
- Editorial pp. 312-317

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- Prediction tools: Financial market regulation, politics and psychology pp. 318-333

- Shabnam Mousavi and Hersh Shefrin
- Validation of economic capital models: State of the practice, supervisory expectations and results from a bank study pp. 334-365

- Michael Jacobs, Jr
- When swans are grey: VaR as an early warning signal pp. 366-379

- Daniel Satchkov
- A simple method for time scaling value-at-risk: Let the data speak for themselves pp. 380-391

- Kamal Hamidieh and Katherine Bennett Ensor
- Combining non-constant weights with historical simulation VaR pp. 392-404

- Riccardo Rebonato and Vasant Shanbhogue
- `Financial Darwinism` by Leo Tilman pp. 405-406

- Michael Ong
Volume 3, issue 3, 2010
- Editorial pp. 208-210

- Joel Bessis
- Market crises, the financial system and the real economy: Analysis and implications for the global financial services industry pp. 211-230

- Claudio Scardovi, Stefano Gatti and Damiano Ventola
- Using truncated Lévy flight to estimate downside risk pp. 231-242

- James X. Xiong
- Diversification effects in operational risk: A robust approach pp. 243-258

- Fabio Monti, Michael Brunner, Fabio Piacenza and Davide Bazzarello
- Performance of monthly multivariate filtered historical simulation value-at-risk pp. 259-277

- Stéphane Chrétien, Frank Coggins and Yves Trudel
- Banking regulation, behavioural finance and the financial crisis in Europe: Looking to the Kindleberger-Minsky paradigm pp. 278-295

- Yves Rannou
- Why regulation is an opportunity to build a long-term profitable future pp. 296-299

- Jim Devern
- Grey swans, black swans and risk management pp. 300-303

- Sudhakar Raju
- `Operational Risk Assessment: The Commercial Imperative of a More Forensic and Transparent Approach` by Brendon Young and Rodney Coleman pp. 304-305

- Allan Grody
Volume 3, issue 2, 2010
- All Clear? pp. 114-115

- Frances Maguire
- Risk governance at large banks: Have any lessons been learned? pp. 116-123

- Alessandra Mongiardino and Christian Plath
- Regulatory arbitrage and model sophistication in the financial crisis pp. 124-134

- Antoine Frachot
- On the use of covered bonds as an alternative mortgage funding model for US banks pp. 135-147

- Rita Biswas, David A. Buzen and Hany A. Shawky
- Post-crisis financial risk management: Some suggestions pp. 148-155

- Riccardo Rebonato
- Implied asset correlation in retail loan portfolios pp. 156-173

- Marius Botha and Gary Van Vuuren
- Portfolio management with semi-parametric bootstrapping pp. 174-183

- Beatriz Vaz De Melo Mendes and Ricardo Pereira Câmara Leal
- Managing the riskiness of defined contribution pension funds in a fair-valuation context pp. 184-193

- Albina Orlando and Massimiliano Politano
- `Global Financial Crisis: Navigating and Understanding the Legal and Regulatory Aspects Consulting;` Edited by Eugenio A. Bruno pp. 194-197

- Joanna Gray and Riccardo Rebonato
Volume 3, issue 1, 2010
- Responses to the financial crisis pp. 4-6

- Joel Bessis and Frances Maguire
- How has Solvency II been affected by the financial crisis and how will it affect risk management among insurers? pp. 7-10

- Sue Kean
- Making the numbers talk: Too much reliance on quantitative measures and too little on qualitative risk analysis pp. 11-15

- Peter Jeffreys
- Modelling correlations in credit portfolio risk pp. 16-30

- Bernd Rosenow and Rafael Weissbach
- The crash sonata in D major pp. 31-45

- Giorgio Szego
- Documentation risk in credit default swaps: When is a hedge not a hedge? pp. 46-56

- Mark Griffiths and Philip Drake
- Spanish savings institutions and the role of cuotas participativas in times of crisis pp. 57-64

- Francisco Escribano and Isabel Pardo
- A stochastic processes toolkit for risk management: Mean reverting processes and jumps pp. 65-83

- Damiano Brigo, Antonio Dalessandro, Matthias Neugebauer and Fares Triki
- Prime loss: A case study in operational risk pp. 84-104

- Patrick Mcconnell
- Equity Derivatives: Documenting and Understanding Equity Derivative Products by Edmund Parker pp. 105-106

- Krzysztof Jajuga
Volume 2, issue 4, 2009
- Ergodic failure: The key vulnerability in derivatives modelling pp. 336-339

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- Finance is directly related to the environment pp. 340-342

- Odette Gregory
- Measuring the risk of institutional change in European financial markets pp. 343-352

- Wenjiang Jiang and Zhenyu Wu
- An alternative methodology for estimating credit quality transition matrices pp. 353-364

- Jose Gomez-Gonzalez, Paola Morales Acevedo, Fernando Pineda García and Nancy Zamudio Gómez
- A stochastic processes toolkit for risk management: Geometric Brownian motion, jumps, GARCH and variance gamma models pp. 365-393

- Damiano Brigo, Antonio Dalessandro, Matthias Neugebauer and Fares Triki
- From risk management to ERM pp. 394-408

- Michel Rochette
- Managing structured bonds: An analysis using RAROC and EVA pp. 409-426

- Rosa Cocozza and Albina Orlando
- Applying knowledge management to enterprise risk management: Is there any value in using KM for ERM? pp. 427-437

- Eduardo Rodriguez and John S. Edwards
- Minimising operational risk in portfolio allocation decisions pp. 438-450

- José Luiz Barros Fernandes and Jose Ornelas
- `Restructuring and Workouts — Strategies for Maximizing Value Consulting;` Edited by Ben Larkin pp. 451-453

- Francis Breedon
Volume 2, issue 3, 2009
- ERM: A strategic tool for hedging performance disruptions pp. 232-237

- Prodyot Samanta
- Market turmoil from subprime to Jerome Kerviel: Are models letting the industry down? pp. 238-242

- Leonard Matz
- Have we gone too VAR? The forsaken side of risk management pp. 243-249

- W. Randall Payant
- Equity valuation: The effect of market share dynamics on the value of multiple product lines pp. 250-258

- Srdjan Stojanovic
- The drawbacks of VaR's, or risk management's Byzantine discussion pp. 259-264

- Javier A. Angulo
- Retail credit capital charge optimisation and the new Basel Accord pp. 265-283

- Marius Botha and Gary Van Vuuren
- Managing operational risk: Creating incentives for reporting and disclosing pp. 284-300

- Sebastian Hain
- The need for greater focus on non-traditional risks: The case of Northern Rock pp. 301-305

- Vijaya Sampath
- Financial risk and capital adequacy: The moral hazard problem pp. 306-323

- Mei-Ying Liu
- `Commodity Derivatives: Markets and Applications` by Krzysztof Jajuga pp. 324-325

- Krzysztof Jajuga
- `Risk Analysis: A Quantitative Guide, 3rd edition` by David Vose pp. 326-327

- Krzysztof Jajuga
Volume 2, issue 2, 2009
- Black holes in risk governance pp. 116-120

- Miriam Garnier
- Calibrating exposure at default for corporate credit lines pp. 121-129

- Gabriel Jimenez, Jose Lopez and Jesús Saurina
- Pension fund risk management: Multi-stakeholders, risk management and the embedded options approach pp. 130-140

- Theo Kocken
- Is China's bond market really inefficient? pp. 141-154

- Desmond W. P. Li
- Creating synergy by integrating enterprise risk management and governance pp. 155-164

- Jean Hinrichs
- Capital allocation for operational risk pp. 165-174

- Michael Brunner, Fabio Piacenza, Fabio Monti and Davide Bazzarello
- Risk-neutral versus objective loss distribution and CDO tranche valuation pp. 175-192

- Roberto Torresetti, Damiano Brigo and Andrea Pallavicini
- Credit derivatives: Banks' behaviour, financial stability and banking regulation pp. 193-213

- Konstantinos N. Karras
- The implosion of the Alt-A mortgage-backed securities market pp. 214-225

- Luke Woodward and Sudhakar Raju
Volume 2, issue 1, 2008
- The financial crisis and operational risk management: Unfinished business pp. 4-6

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- Chief risk officers at crunch time: Compliance champions or business partners? pp. 7-25

- Anette Mikes
- Investors at a crossroads: Implications for risk management, trading and the real economy pp. 26-35

- Riccardo Rebonato
- An arbitrage-based risk diagnostic of the cross-currency basis swap pp. 36-46

- Richard Wise
- Financial services in crisis: Operational risk management to the rescue! pp. 47-56

- Allan D. Grody and Peter J. Hughes
- Reporting alignment in the new regulatory environment pp. 57-68

- Bryan Joseph, Richard Barfield and Frank Lyhne Hansen
- Measuring the relationship between supervisory authorities and banks: An assessment of the German banking sector pp. 69-87

- Stephan Paul, Stefan Stein and Andre´ Uhde
- Abnormal return patterns and hedge fund failures pp. 88-106

- Bhaswar Gupta and Hossein Kazemi
- `Managing Risk in Extreme Environments` by Duncan Martin pp. 107-109

- David Bobker
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