Archive for the ‘credit’ Category

Credit risk management and control (2009-10-23)

Experience shows that risk must be actively managed and accorded a high priority, not only within the decision-making process but permanently and throughout the organisation. This might mean that risk-management procedures and techniques are well documented, clearly communicated and regularly reviewed and monitored. In order to manage risks, you have to know what they are, [...]

Organisational change in credit (2009-10-12)

Risks are triggered by, for example, new management structures or reporting lines, new strategies and commercial agreements (including mergers, agency or distribution agreements). The complexity of this risk is illustrated by UK retailer Marks & Spencer’s expansion into overseas markets. Unhappily for its managers and shareholders, the strategy failed to deliver the anticipated results. When [...]

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