Wall Street Journal / BBC / Lehman Brothers / Bear Stearns / /
Country
Thailand / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Product Issues / Product Recall / Company Expansion / /
Facility
The bridge / Tate Modern gallery / Push bridge Figure / Millennium Bridge / /
IndustryTerm
capital constraint facing banks / bank / weakened domestic banking system / Mark-to-market accounting / finance / manufacturing plant / price-sensitive risk-management systems / bank equity analysts / higher bank profits / energy / /
NaturalFeature
Thames / /
Organization
In Chapter / European Union / Bank of England / /
Person
Alan Greenspan / Andrew Crockett / Spring / /
Position
Queen / risk manager / finance minister / Anonymous risk manager / general equilibrium model of the credit sector / individual actor / /
Product
opening / prices / /
PublishedMedium
the Wall Street Journal / Commentary / Wall Street Journal / /
Chapter 1 Nature of Financial Risk “The value added of a good risk management system is that you can take more risks.” [Anonymous risk manager, Spring[removed]One of the paradoxes of the recent global financial crisis