Following the financial crisis, more and more clients are relying on wealth advisors to provide valuable asset management services

In the wake of the global financial crisis, banks are making dramatic changes to their risk management strategies. With tighter regulations now in place, the role of liquidity risk has emerged as a core element of risk assessment

As financial regulators demand significant enhancements to risk management practices, additional digital stress tests have to be implemented for the process to work

EU pay-cap is affecting banks’ ability to hire high-performing and compliance-savvy employees

An EU directive has brought into sharp focus the requirement for business to assess and manage the risk of environmental damage, writes Hakan Kayganaci from Marsh Risk Consulting

Richard Stephenson speaks to Mattias Palm of Navita Systems AS, a provider of transaction systems for energy and commodity trading and risk management

Lynsey Tempest spoke with KPMG in Spain’s Restructuring practice about the ins and outs of the trade

The region compensates for its market size and higher risk with better returns, analysts said, with property yields ranging from about seven percent for a prime building in Warsaw’s central business district to about 10 percent in Moscow

Asset-servicing firms are seeking partnerships with prime brokers, reports Richard Greensted

The consensus among banks is that growth will slow, writes Grant Clelland

What are the big risks that top boardroom agendas around the world?

World Economic Forum (WEF) questions attitudes to risk management climate change, and emissions trading schemes