Titlebook: Economic Capital and Financial Risk Management for Financial Services Firms and Conglomerates; Bruce T. Porteous,Pradip Tapadar Book 2006

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Gregory W. Barsness,John F. BresnahanAs stated in Chapters 4 and 5, our preferred approach in this book is to determine economic capital using a stochastic, rather than a deterministic, approach wherever possible. This chapter develops a stochastic model that is effectively the engine that generates our stochastic stresses.

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Marcin Barczyński,Claudio R. CerneaIn this chapter we give a short discussion of economic capital for asset management firms. This discussion is brief because, as we describe below, the treatment of economic capital for asset management firms is very similar to that for unit linked life insurance firms, as described previously in Section 9.3.

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Risk Governance,Before we move on to consider the hard quantitative risk management aspects of financial services firms, we first set out the softer, more qualitative, governance aspects of risk management that firms must follow as a matter of best risk management practice.

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Stress Testing to Measure Risk,As described in Chapter 3, firms are required to self assess the amount of capital that they believe is needed to cover the risks they are running. There are many ways in which this self assessment may be carried out and it will certainly vary across firms.

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Asset Management Firms,In this chapter we give a short discussion of economic capital for asset management firms. This discussion is brief because, as we describe below, the treatment of economic capital for asset management firms is very similar to that for unit linked life insurance firms, as described previously in Section 9.3.

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