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Risk Accounting, Modeling and Nonfinancial Risk: An Argument for Better Integration – GARP Article

Risk Accounting, Modeling and Nonfinancial Risk: An Argument for Better Integration – GARP Article

by Peter Hughes | Aug 15, 2021

Testing the inherent predictive ability of the Risk Unit (RU), a new metric to express all forms of non-financial risk in banks

Testing the inherent predictive ability of the Risk Unit (RU), a new metric to express all forms of non-financial risk in banks

by Peter Hughes | Apr 26, 2021

A test of the inherent predictiveness of the RU, a new metric to express all forms of operational risk in banks Research paper by Peter Hughes and Mahmoud Marzouk In 2016 Allan D. Grody and Peter J. Hughes proposed a method and system termed ‘Risk Accounting’, an...
OpRisk Capital Chess: Banks Lose First Match – GARP Article

OpRisk Capital Chess: Banks Lose First Match – GARP Article

by Peter Hughes | Apr 4, 2021

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by Peter Hughes | Mar 6, 2021

Operational Risk Metrics: Seeing Is Believing – GARP article

Operational Risk Metrics: Seeing Is Believing – GARP article

by Peter Hughes | Dec 5, 2020

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