All topics
I am building up a library of notes on topics related to risk management frameworks in the financial services industry, operational risk and user-developed software. They are grouped by theme; a single note might belong to several themes.
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Criteria for good software
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Correctness
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Usability
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Maintainability
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Usefulness
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Availability
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What is a bug?
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Performance
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Spreadsheet error rates
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The true significance of bugs in spreadsheets
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Nevada City budget problems
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TransAlta Corporation
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Pasting error
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Project financing spreadsheets
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Kodak earnings restatement
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Fannie Mae $1.2bn honest mistake
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Provident Financial modelling problem
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Spreadsheet error rates
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What is a bug?
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RAND() in Excel 2003
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Risk management process
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Risk maps
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Risk indicators
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Risk identification
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Enterprise risk management
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Risk classification
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The FSA and risk based capital
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Operational Risk
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Future regulation of insurance briefing
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Financial Services Authority
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Defining Names
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Lookups in Excel
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Using Names in charts
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Dynamic Ranges
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Using Names for formulae
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Names can be local to worksheets
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Bookmarks in Excel
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Statistical functions in Excel 2003
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RAND() in Excel 2003
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Abstraction
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Modularity
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User-developed software
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What is a bug?
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Spreadsheet error rates
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Types of user
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Criteria for good software
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The true significance of bugs in spreadsheets
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Defining Names
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Using Names for formulae
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Names can be local to worksheets
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Using Names in charts
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Bookmarks in Excel
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Dynamic Ranges
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Operational Risk
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Software Risk
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The FSA and operational risk
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User-developed software
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The FSA and risk based capital
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Risk identification
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Abstraction
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Defining Names
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Maintainability
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Using Names for formulae
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Names can be local to worksheets
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What documentation does
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Who benefits from documentation
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Forms of documentation
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Who is helped by what documentation?
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Types of user
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SunTrust earnings restatement
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Kodak earnings restatement
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Columbia space shuttle
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Provident Financial modelling problem
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Fannie Mae $1.2bn honest mistake
