Descriptions of external links imported from my previous website, which was active until around April 2007.
This entry, which describes an external link, was imported from my old website which is now defunct. I’ve therefore given it an artificial post date of 1 August 2002.
Consultation paper 142 from the FSA contains feedback on the operational risk and systems and controls sections of CP97, and contains new draft guidance. It is available at http://www.fsa.gov.uk/Pages/Library/Policy/CP/2002/142.shtml. It was issued in July 2002 and the consultation period ended on 31st October 2002.
This entry, which describes an external link, was imported from my old website which is now defunct. I’ve therefore given it an artificial post date of 1 August 2002.
A paper I presented at the 2003 EuSpRIG conference, explaining what can go wrong with spreadsheets even when all the formulae are correct. It is available from my publications page.
This entry, which describes an external link, was imported from my old website which is now defunct. I’ve therefore given it an artificial post date of 1 August 2002.
A presentation by Hans-Ulrich Doerig which gives an excellent overview with more detailed treatment of some aspects. Like so many others writing about operational risk (and indeed risk management in general), the author assumes that other financial services firms are just like banks. This report is available at http://www.credit-suisse.com/governance/doc/operational_risk.pdf
This entry, which describes an external link, was imported from my old website which is now defunct. I’ve therefore given it an artificial post date of 1 August 2002.
Consultation paper 143 from the FSA contains feedback on some of CP97. There are two areas on which the FSA is consulting again: credit risk for insurers, and final bonuses on with-profits policies. It is available at http://www.fsa.gov.uk/pages/Library/Policy/CP/2002/143.shtml. It was issued in July 2002 and the consultation period ended on 31st October 2002.
This entry, which describes an external link, was imported from my old website which is now defunct. I’ve therefore given it an artificial post date of 1 August 2002.
A paper that was presented to the Institute of Actuaries of Australia Financial Services Forum, containing interesting statistics on spreadsheet error rates. It’s available at http://www.actuaries.asn.au/PublicSite/pdf/fsfpaper2004-jasminandlee.pdf.