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Tuesday, 29 April 2008
Professors predict changes in approach to risk management
Finance magazine Bilaninterviewed Institute director Jean-Pierre Danthine (left) and visiting professor Darrell Duffie about the changes that we can expect to see in the management of financial risks.
Danthine predicts a two way evolution in which Bankers become more familiar with quantitative aspects of risk management, and Quants become better-versed in the economics and the social context in which banking is conducted.
Duffie emphasized that Swiss Banks were not alone in having misjudged the risks that have cost the financial sector so dearly.
Attempts by risk managers to persuade their employers to scale down risk, and with that scaling down, to reduce their profits, "would obviously not have been very well appreciated", said Duffie.
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