Managing Extreme Financial Risk: Strategies and Tactics for Going Concerns
Autor Karamjeet Paulen Limba Engleză Paperback – 24 sep 2013
- Based on the firsthand experiences and perspectives of senior-level executives
- Concentrates on extreme risk, when the cost of being wrong is not the loss of profits, but the death of the institution
- Written to be easily understood without algorithms, models, and quants
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780124172210
ISBN-10: 0124172210
Pagini: 172
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations, figures
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.24 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
ISBN-10: 0124172210
Pagini: 172
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations, figures
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.24 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
Public țintă
Executives, board members, and regulators as well as undergraduate and graduate students working in all subdisciplines of finance, especially risk management and financial institution management.Cuprins
- Sustainability Management is Critical
- Tail Risk As The Culprit
- Need For A Distinct Focus on Tail Risk
- Sole Focus on Risk Management Can Be Dangerous
- Usefulness and Limits of Quant Models
- If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Manage It
- Simplicity to Counter Complexity of Revenue Models
- A New Measure For Effective Sustainability Management
- Continuous Readiness is Critical
- Effective Sustainability Management
- Paradoxical Capital Problem
- Capital As The Last Defense vs. the First Defense
- Sustainability Management, Systemic Risk & Regulatory Supervision
- Convergence of Regulatory Objectives and Institutional Interests
- Telling Your Story Effectively To Alleviate Marketplace Anxiety
- Sustainability Management And Risk Governance
- From The Bane of Revenue Model To A Competitive Advantage
Recenzii
"...develops
a
simple
but
still
effective
framework
for
handling
extreme
financial
risk.
The
introduction
of
the
PMLmeasure
enables
companies
to
easily
incorporate
tail
risk
in
their
regular
risk
management
and
thereby
positively
contribute
to
their
long-term
survival
chances." --Financial
Markets
and
Portfolio
Management,Managing
Extreme
Financial
Risk
"...develops a simple but still effective framework for handling extreme financial risk…focuses on a broad and holistic understanding of the concept rather than on a detailed implementation and problem discussion."--Financial Markets and Portfolio Management,Managing Extreme Financial Risk
"When it comes to the tail risk, Karamjeet Paul encourages senior management to shelve quantitative models and address capital sustainability instead. The book has implications for market participants who work with such unknowns as 99.5%-iles of a deal or portfolio profit and loss distributions." - Sergei Esipov, Quant-Isle
"Karamjeet Paul makes a convincing case for addressing the fundamental issue of 'tail risk' to protect financial institutions and the financial system. Despite all the talk to 'do something' following the 2008 crisis, the impact of tail risk has not been addressed. Managing Extreme Financial Riskshould be required reading for regulators, board members, CEOs and CFOs of large financial institutions." -Vashishta Bhaskar, Duquesne University
"My first impression when I came across Mr. Paul’s book was that it was probably yet one more book by a consultant providing simplistic and not very insightful advice. I was wrong. Mr. Paul is clearly someone who totally understands the dimensions of risk confronting financial institutions, and has thought deeply about it. His message: the only way to survive the next crisis, which can’t be predicted, is to know your extreme-tail risk now and manage it proactively. Drawing on extensive experience (including 14 years at Citicorp where he was once CFO of its global investment bank and where he developed the interest-rate-gap management approach), Mr. Paul eloquently lays out in plain English, free of technical jargon, a new approach to managing extreme-tail risk. Supplemented by real-life stories and analogies, it’s an original and easy read for directors, senior managers and regulators." - Lawrence Baxter, William B. McGuire Professor of the Practice of Law at Duke University
"...develops a simple but still effective framework for handling extreme financial risk…focuses on a broad and holistic understanding of the concept rather than on a detailed implementation and problem discussion."--Financial Markets and Portfolio Management,Managing Extreme Financial Risk
"When it comes to the tail risk, Karamjeet Paul encourages senior management to shelve quantitative models and address capital sustainability instead. The book has implications for market participants who work with such unknowns as 99.5%-iles of a deal or portfolio profit and loss distributions." - Sergei Esipov, Quant-Isle
"Karamjeet Paul makes a convincing case for addressing the fundamental issue of 'tail risk' to protect financial institutions and the financial system. Despite all the talk to 'do something' following the 2008 crisis, the impact of tail risk has not been addressed. Managing Extreme Financial Riskshould be required reading for regulators, board members, CEOs and CFOs of large financial institutions." -Vashishta Bhaskar, Duquesne University
"My first impression when I came across Mr. Paul’s book was that it was probably yet one more book by a consultant providing simplistic and not very insightful advice. I was wrong. Mr. Paul is clearly someone who totally understands the dimensions of risk confronting financial institutions, and has thought deeply about it. His message: the only way to survive the next crisis, which can’t be predicted, is to know your extreme-tail risk now and manage it proactively. Drawing on extensive experience (including 14 years at Citicorp where he was once CFO of its global investment bank and where he developed the interest-rate-gap management approach), Mr. Paul eloquently lays out in plain English, free of technical jargon, a new approach to managing extreme-tail risk. Supplemented by real-life stories and analogies, it’s an original and easy read for directors, senior managers and regulators." - Lawrence Baxter, William B. McGuire Professor of the Practice of Law at Duke University