Linked e-resources
Details
Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: 1.Introduction
Part I
2.SP/A Theory's Focus on Three Key Emotions
3.Prospect Theory's Focus on Gains, Losses, and Framing
4.Biases and Risk
5.Personality and Risk
Part II
6.Process, Pitfalls, and Culture
7.Minsky, the Financial Instability Hypothesis, and Risk Management
8.Aspirational Pitfalls at UBS and Merrill Lynch
9.Cheating Issues at S&P and Moody's
10.Groupthink at Fannie, Freddie, and AIG
11.The Winner's Curse Strikes at RBS, Fortis, and ABN AMRO
12.Behavioral Dimension of Systemic Risk
13.Financial Regulation and Psychology
14.Risk of Fraud, Madoff, and the SEC
15.Risk, Return, and Individual Stocks
16.How Psychology Brought Down MF Global
17.JPMorgan's Whale of a Risk Management Failure
18.Risk Management Profiles: Con Ed, BP, and MMS
19.Information Sharing Failures at Southwest Airlines, General Motors, and the Agencies That Regulate Them
20.Conclusion.
Part I
2.SP/A Theory's Focus on Three Key Emotions
3.Prospect Theory's Focus on Gains, Losses, and Framing
4.Biases and Risk
5.Personality and Risk
Part II
6.Process, Pitfalls, and Culture
7.Minsky, the Financial Instability Hypothesis, and Risk Management
8.Aspirational Pitfalls at UBS and Merrill Lynch
9.Cheating Issues at S&P and Moody's
10.Groupthink at Fannie, Freddie, and AIG
11.The Winner's Curse Strikes at RBS, Fortis, and ABN AMRO
12.Behavioral Dimension of Systemic Risk
13.Financial Regulation and Psychology
14.Risk of Fraud, Madoff, and the SEC
15.Risk, Return, and Individual Stocks
16.How Psychology Brought Down MF Global
17.JPMorgan's Whale of a Risk Management Failure
18.Risk Management Profiles: Con Ed, BP, and MMS
19.Information Sharing Failures at Southwest Airlines, General Motors, and the Agencies That Regulate Them
20.Conclusion.