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Risk Management

Immediately after the elections, the Federal Reserve, as expected, announced that it would begin purchasing $600 billion of securities in an effort to keep interest rates low to stimulate the economy. This recently announced “QE2” has received mixed reviews.

Unintended consequences of "QE2"

Will Fed’s latest effort squash community banks?

CRE Environmental Risk: 12 answers to have before foreclosure

Fair-value accounting as new GAAP? That's unacceptable!

Off the bat, say goodbye to fixed-rate loans

Haunted by the Ghost of Loan Participations Past and Present? (March 12, 2010)

Here’s some advice on how to find a better future, while cleaning up the current mess

Don't trash a trusty hammer!

Wholesale funding remains a critical tool regulators shouldn’t remove

Can your rate risk program cut it?

Reviewing your effort as regulators increase scrutiny

Leverage strategies: Is now the right time?

Two examples demonstrate potential upside of leverage strategy, if your bank can stand the increase posed in interest rate risk

Everyone is a risk professional

…or should be if a bank wants a true risk management culture. An Ernst & Young veteran risk expert talks about what the current crisis suggests for risk management in…

How not to defend yourself when examiners attack

The scene: A bank's boardroom. The situation: Management and board is going to try to dissuade the exam team from leveling a cease-and-desist order.

Dealing with your CRE portfolio

A primer for handling nonperforming commercial real estate loans
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