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Didier Sornette outlines how the heterogenity and connectivity of systems influence what kind of risks emerge from them.

Barcelona GSE Lecture XX

"Regulating systemic risk"

 

Prof. Tirole (TSE) examined the many facets of financial stability and the creation of a policy "toolkit" for macro-prudential supervision in the context of government agency mandates, incentives, and behavior.

Doyne Farmer gives his definition of systemic risk in a talk about how to simulate some financial systemic risks, and how these simulations demonstrate that regulating to reduce risk is harder than it looks.

Milica Vasiljevic & Mario Weick present how cognitive biases can affect decisionmaking about risk.

The first edition of the Barcelona GSE Intensive Course on Systemic Risk and Prudential Policy was held from May 16-19, 2012.

Gordon Woo has just reached one of the conclusion slides. We might need regulation to reduce systemic risk, but it is going to cost us - and the regulators need the right incentives to be effective.

Robert May discusses the world of systemic risk. The book he refers to in this slide is indeed a very good one.

Didier Sornette demonstrates how superexponential growth seems to be a generic phenomenon in financial bubbles and many other systemic risks.

Lord May is getting prepared for his keynote on the intersection between ecology and banking in thinking about systemic risk.

This is one pissed off marine. You should have heard him yelling at the snipers on top of the capitol building...

I know these folks. Great Americans.

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