by Peter Hughes | Aug 15, 2021
Risk Accounting, Modeling and Non-Financial Risk: An Argument for Better Integration GARP.org article by Peter Hughes Environmental and Climate Change Risk: Did We Learn the Lessons of the Past? When global economic meltdown appeared the most likely outcome of the...
by Peter Hughes | Apr 26, 2021
Ground-breaking study of the Risk Unit's applicability in operational risk quantification We are thrilled that our latest research paper, produced in collaboration with the Durham and Leicester University Business Schools, is now available in the Journal of Risk...
by Peter Hughes | Apr 4, 2021
OpRisk Capital Chess: Banks Lose First Match GARP.org article by Peter Hughes When the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision first mooted the setting aside of protective capital for operational risks in the late 1990s, large international banks lobbied for their...
by Peter Hughes | Dec 5, 2020
Operational Risk Metrics: Seeing Is Believing GARP.org article by Peter Hughes Tests conducted by researchers at the Durham University Business School, in collaboration with the Risk Accounting Standards Board (RASB) found that exposures to the operational risks of...
by Peter Hughes | Oct 18, 2020
Where Next with Operational Risk? Observation and measurement issues pose continuing challenges As a researcher, I spend a good deal of time reading academic papers. One recently came into my hands written by an eminent group of academics and practitioners on the...
by Peter Hughes | Aug 3, 2020
The Rise of a Complexitocracy Can accounting help restore simplicity and comparability to financial and risk reporting? Published by Peter J. Hughes on GARP.org (Fri., Jly 31st, 2020) “Complexitocracy” is not in the dictionary. But maybe it should be. If it were, the...
