Building a Better Banking World
SAS
There will always be fraud, but banks now have the ability to take the upper hand and better manage and control losses.

Risk Taking Is Necessary Says Dimon of JP Morgan Chase
Stanford Graduate School of Business
"You've got to decide what you want to do and what happens if it goes wrong," says Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase. Any CEO worth his salary knows risk-taking is necessary; it's the details that determine the outcome.

The Impact of Good Governance on International Investing: The 'Home Bias' Effect and Other Issues
Knowledge@Wharton
Following accounting and governance scandals at Enron and others, governance rules such as Sarbanes-Oxley Act were enacted. More recently, some countries are taking a second look at reforms. But new research from Wharton provides a note of caution.

Europe, Middle East, Africa l Risk Intelligence: From Compliance to Performance
SAS EMEA
“There are risks and costs to a program of action, but they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction”. – John F. Kennedy

Asia Pacific l Gaps and Cross- Overs of Fraud Management - The Implications of Multi-channel Servicing in the Retail Financial Services Industry
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
The implications of multi-channel servicing in the retail Financial Services Industry