All StrategicRISK Global articles in Nov 2012 – Page 2
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CommentTrial and error for the European Union
The European Union’s inability to resolve the eurozone crisis is a reflection of the inaction it displayed during the Balkans war, a reminder of which is the trial of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic
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FeaturesTop risks for French risk managers
Cybercrime’s seemingly limitless potential for disruption is giving French risk managers sleepless nights
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AnalysisStretched to the limit?
Increasing industrial action across Europe is placing further strain on public sector risk managers, already hit by budget cuts
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AnalysisTotal recall
Toyota’s latest mass car recall should serve as a stark reminder to all companies about the need to have a proactive risk-mitigation strategy
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AnalysisChina’s second stealth aircraft unveiled
New J-31 fighter makes test flight and appears to be adapted towards carrier-based operations
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AnalysisMore Greeks living in poverty than Iranians
Newly-released data reveals 2.34 million were living below poverty line in 2010
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AnalysisHSBC money laundering fines could exceed $1.5bn
Bank more than doubles funds set aside for payment of fines over money laundering in the US
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AnalysisTwo-day Greek general strike gets under way
Protests remain peaceful but greater numbers are expected tomorrow
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AnalysisPresident Obama stays in the White House
Barack Obama eases to second presidential term despite economic woes
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CommentTen trends transforming the European financial services industry
by Peter Banham, head of strategy for capital markets business, SunGard
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Risk InnovationGermany - how much longer can eurozone's powerhouse prop up failing members?
Imagination is key to developing effective risk management solutions
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AnalysisGreece to cut spending by €9.4bn
International creditors expected to unlock the next tranche of bailout funds worth €31.5bn
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AnalysisIndia’s industrial output contracts
The trade gap increases by almost $3b (€2.4b) to $21b (€16.5b) in September
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AnalysisEurozone falls back into recession
FTSEurofirst 300 dips 0.5%, blue chip index down by 0.2%
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AnalysisBP to pay €3.5b – the biggest fine in US history
The oil and natural gas giant pleaded guilty to 14 criminal charges and manslaughter
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This Week's Top RiskAsian cities most at risk from climate change
Asian cities account for seven out of top 10 in new climate change vulnerability index
