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The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human Nature, and the Future of Forecasting. By Alan Greenspan. Penguin Press HC. 400 pp.

If Greenspan had it to do all over again …

Book Review: Was Greenspan Fed too theoretical to predict Great Recession?
Risk management relies on risk culture as a foundation, not as a top coat. Without a strong risk culture as the footing, a bank has nothing but hollow words supporting its decisionmaking.

ERM’s frequent missing link: a strong risk culture

Risk culture is foundation—not the trimming—for risk management
Denial of service attacks often hide more sinister intent

Denial of service attacks often hide more sinister intent

Knowledge of attack signatures help security teams identify the real threat
Moving risk management from no to yes

Moving risk management from no to yes

Managing risk doesn't mean nailing the front door shut
New risk management blogger Dan Borge says bankers can't surrender risk management to regulators by letting them impose a standardized solution. Bank managers must devise a risk management approach that fits their institution's unique circumstances.

Don't outsource risk management to regulators

Solvency may be enough to please them, but it won't please shareholders

Risk management book that doesn't make you snore

Something to read now--and something else you'll want to read beginning in June
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