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Articles in "Ethics"
Adding Prior Knowledge to Quantitative Operational Risk Models
An analysis of the fundamental issues that arise in practice when modeling operational risk data. This paper addresses the statistical problem of estimating an operational risk distribution, both abundant data situations and when available data is challenged from the inclusion of external data or because of underreporting.
Updated: 11/10/2012
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Views: 1,338
Roads to ruin: A study of major risk events
This major research report, produced by Cass for Airmic (the Association of Insurance and Risk Managers in Industry
and Commerce) investigates the origins and impact of over twenty major
corporate crises of the last decade.
The crises examined involved substantial, well known organisations such as
Coca-Cola, Shell and BP, as well as some smaller firms. Several did not
survive and most of the rest suffered severe damage.
Updated: 14/01/2013
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Views: 10,076
Cass Ethics with Lisa Cowan: humanitarian competition
In the seventh edition of Cass Ethics, Lisa Cowan Cass EMBA alumni introduces the Humanitarian Competition framework.
Updated: 21/10/2011
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Views: 4,314
Cass Ethics with Jan Grasty: President of UN Women UK
In the 10th edition of Cass Ethics, Jan Grasty, President of UN Women in the UK, discusses women discrimination in the UK and abroad and how the organisation is fighting it.
Updated: 21/10/2011
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Views: 4,526
Cass Ethics with professor Steven Haberman: ethics and insurance
Steven Haberman, Professor of Actuarial Science and Director and Deputy Dean at Cass, discusses the bankruptcy of Equitable Life 10 years on, what has changed in the Insurance business and the challenges still faced by the industry.
Updated: 20/10/2011
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Views: 5,115
Cass Ethics with Geraint Anderson: author of 'Cityboy'
In the eigth edition of Cass Ethics, Geraint Anderson who spent 12 years as a City boy, tells us about his bestseller and the realities of working as an analyst in the Square Mile.
Updated: 20/10/2011
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Views: 4,702
“They’re not all bastards”: prospects for gender equality in the UK’s elite law firms
Whilst acknowledging that women are often confined to lower paid or marginalised positions, this paper uses qualitative data collected in five corporate law firms in the City of London to question the motives for women's disadvantage and the mechanisms by which it is achieved.
Updated: 02/11/2011
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Views: 2,767
Cass Ethics with Simo Dragicevic: online gambling
In the fifth edition of Cass Ethics, Simo Dragicevic EMBA student at Cass Business School explains how his for profit start-up Bet Buddy benefits both online gamblers and virtual casinos.
Updated: 21/10/2011
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Views: 4,628
Cass Ethics with Roger Steare: ethicability®
In the fourth edition of Cass Ethics, Roger Steare, Corporate Philosopher and Cass Business School Fellow discusses ethicability® and 'Trust The Behavioural Change' report he produced for Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
Updated: 20/10/2011
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Views: 5,751
Cass Ethics: 2010-11 series
Cass Ethics was a series of video interviews about ethics in business with academic experts and leading practitioners. It was published every two weeks and hosted by Edouard Larpin, a BSc Business Studies Final Year student at Cass Business School.
Updated: 21/10/2011
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Views: 11,792
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