Managing Risk in Extreme Environments
Martin Duncan
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When it really is a matter of life and death, how do risk management strategies stand up to the pressure? And do these radical situations have a practical relevance for risk management policies in today’s business and financial worlds?
Managing Risk in Extreme Environments looks at real-life examples and case studies in order to extract risk management practices that have been tested in adverse conditions and shown to succeed. Duncan Martin interviews experts who have first-hand experience managing crises we know well: the SARS outbreak, the flooding of New Orleans, insurgent attacks in Iraq, the nuclear reactor explosion in Chernobyl. Distilling risk management lessons from these and other emergencies, he shows how these lessons can be transferred to the less extreme operational environments in which most of us work.
Duncan Martin is an expert in credit modelling who currently works in risk management at the Royal Bank of Scotland Wholesale. He has been a consultant at Booz Allen & Hamilton and Oliver Wyman risk consulting services, and Director of Strategic Risk at DrKW (Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein). He was educated at Cambridge University and at the University of Pennsylvania.
Duncan Martin is an expert in credit modelling who currently works in risk management at the Royal Bank of Scotland Wholesale. He has been a consultant at Booz Allen & Hamilton and Oliver Wyman risk consulting services, and Director of Strategic Risk at DrKW (Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein). He was educated at Cambridge University and at the University of Pennsylvania.
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