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by Ulrich Bindseil,Fernando Gonzalez,Evangelos Tabakis

Author: Ulrich Bindseil,Fernando Gonzalez,Evangelos Tabakis
Subcategory: Economics
Language: English
Publisher: Cambridge University Press; 1 edition (February 9, 2009)
Pages: 542 pages
Category: Perfomance
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This book surveys the fundamental issues and techniques associated with risk management and shows how central banks and other public investors can create better risk management systems

This book surveys the fundamental issues and techniques associated with risk management and shows how central banks and other public investors can create better risk management systems. Each chapter looks at a specific area of risk management, first presenting general problems and then showing how these materialize in the special case of public institutions.

This book surveys the fundamental issues and techniques associated with risk management and shows how central banks and other . ISBN-13: 978-0521518567.

This book surveys the fundamental issues and techniques associated with risk management and shows how central banks and other public investors can create better risk management systems. Each chapter looks at a specific area of risk management.

Online ISBN: 9780511575716. Central banks use of derivatives and other contingent liabilities: Analytical issues and policy implications’, IMF Working Paper 66. Blenck, . Hasko, . Hilton, S. and Masaki, K. 2001.

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Ulrich Bindseil, Fernando Gonzalez, Evangelos Tabakis. Domestic and foreign financial assets of all central banks and public wealth funds worldwide are estimated to have reached more than 12 trillion US dollars in 2007. Domestic and foreign financial assets of all central banks and public wealth funds worldwide are estimated to have reached more than 12 trillion US dollars in 2007

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Domestic and foreign financial assets of all central banks and public wealth funds worldwide are estimated to have reached more than 12 trillion US dollars in 2007.

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This book surveys the fundamental issues and techniques associated with risk management and shows how central banks and other public investors can . Published by Cambridge University Press (2011). ISBN 10: 1107403561 ISBN 13: 9781107403567.

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Domestic and foreign financial assets of all central banks and public wealth funds worldwide are estimated to have reached more than 12 trillion US dollars in 2007. How do these institutions manage such unprecedented growth in their financial assets and how have they responded to the 'revolution' of risk management techniques during the last two decades? This book surveys the fundamental issues and techniques associated with risk management and shows how central banks and other public investors can create better risk management systems. Each chapter looks at a specific area of risk management, first presenting general problems and then showing how these materialize in the special case of public institutions. Written by a team of risk management experts from the European Central Bank, this much-needed survey is an ideal resource for those concerned with the increasingly important task of managing risk in central banks and other financial institutions.