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Managing Systemic Risk [PDF]

Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2012
Today, world faces ever-greater concerns regarding global financial risks, the prospect of rapid contagion through increasingly connected financial systems and the threat of disastrous financial impacts. One of the most important forms of financial risks is the systemic risk which we are confronted more and more.
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Risk management systems engineering

1995 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. Intelligent Systems for the 21st Century, 2002
A major purpose of the systems management function is to implement the strategic plan of the organization so as to provide a total quality approach, including associated risk management. The author examines a number of issues related to risk management. Systems engineering processes are inherently subject to risks of a variety of types.
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Risk Management and Systemic Risk

2007
Financial policy is today a central concern of economic policy. This has not always been the case. Prior to the financial liberalization initiated in the early 1970s, financial issues did not play a major role in post-War policy-making. Liberalization, combined with remarkable developments in financial analysis, has dramatically changed the policy ...
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Environmental Asset Management: Risk Management Systems

INCOSE International Symposium, 2017
AbstractEnvironmental Asset Management (EAM) includes Environmental Asset Protection (EAP). Rare, important, and valuable natural assets need protection from vandalism and criminal syndicates determined to exploit these assets, for commercial gain or other purposes until the assets are exhausted. This paper addresses elements of environmental crime and
Brian Naudé, Charl Petzer
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National Systemic Risk Management

2015
In order to manage systemic risk in an organization, such as a state, three points of reference must be established, that is a micro-organizational (households, companies), a macro-organizational (the state institutional system, the socioeconomic system of a country), and a mega-organizational one (global relationships). The most important in this case
Konrad Raczkowski, Marian Noga, Jarosław Klepacki   +2 more
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Risk Management als System

Zeitschrift für die gesamte Versicherungswissenschaft, 1983
Wenn ich als Versicherer uber das Thema ,;Risk Management als System" zu Ihnen spreche, so liegt bei Ihnen vielleicht unterschwellig die Vermutung nahe, daB ich das Thema in ,Systematisches Versicherungsmanagement" umwandle and Ihnen dann unter diesem Titel einen umfangreichen Versicherungsschutz als Losung aller Ihrer Risikoprobleme ans Herz lege. Nun
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Risk management in payment system architectures

2016 11th International Conference for Internet Technology and Secured Transactions (ICITST), 2016
Payments architectures are on the verge of a great bifurcation that must be documented in order to be debated. One one hand, actors like Google and Apple are moving towards becoming quasi-banks while they disseminate payment systems over smartphones.
Sivakumar, Niranjan, Crépel, Maxime, Boullier, Dominique   +2 more
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Risk management for information systems development

Journal of Information Technology, 1996
This paper considers the application of project risk management techniques, methods and approaches to information systems development. The paper reviews current thinking on risk as it relates to information systems, and the approaches to risk that have been adopted in IS projects.
Powell, P.L., Klein, J.H.
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risk management system (RMS)

2009
“a set of pharmacovigilance activities and interventions designed to identify, characterise, prevent or minimise risks relating to medicinal products, and the assessment of the effectiveness of those interventions” (EMEA, Vol.9A, Part I, 3.2); examples of such activities are: (i) risk assessment (hazard analysis), (ii) risk control (e.g ...
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Information Systems Risk Management

2009
Organizations worldwide recognize the importance of a comprehensive, continuously evolving risk assessment process, built around a solid risk strategy that properly manages internal and external threats. A comprehensive enterprise risk management strategy must ideally contribute to the protection of the organizations’ assets, operations, shareholder’s ...
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