Deborah Cernauskas

Risk management in finance : six sigma and other next-generation techniques

Preface. Acknowledgments. About the Contributors. CHAPTER 1: Introduction. CHAPTER 2: Data Governance in Financial Risk Management. CHAPTER 3: Information Risk and Data Quality Management. CHAPTER 4: Total Quality Management Using Lean Six Sigma. CHAPTER 5: Reducing Risk to Financial Operations through Information Technology and Infrastructure Risk Management. CHAPTER 6: An Operational Risk Management Framework for All Organizations. CHAPTER 7: Financial Risk Management in Asia. CHAPTER 8: Doing Business in Latin America: Lessons Learned and Best Practices for the Protection of Foreign Investors. CHAPTER 9: Mitigating Risk Exposure in Transitioning to the IFRS. CHAPTER 10: Quantitative Operational Risk Management Methods. CHAPTER 11: Statistical Process Control Integrated with Engineering Process Control. CHAPTER 12: Business Process Management and Lean Six Sigma: A Next-Generation Technique to Improve Financial Risk Management. CHAPTER 13: Bayesian Networks for Root Cause Analysis. CHAPTER 14: Analytics: Secrets to Deriving Business Value and Insights out of Information. CHAPTER 15: Embedded Predictive Analytics: Transforming Risk Management from Review Function to Competitive Advantage. CHAPTER 16: Reducing the Financial Risks in Litigation and Legal Discovery. CHAPTER 17: The Circle of Trust. CHAPTER 18: Reducing Liability Risk through Best Environmental Practices. CHAPTER 19: Beyond Segregation of Duties: Next-Generation Techniques in Evaluating User Access Control Risks. CHAPTER 20: Transaction-Based Cross-Enterprise Risk Management. CHAPTER 21: Throughput Accounting. CHAPTER 22: Environmental Consistency Confidence: Scientific Method in Financial Risk Management. CHAPTER 23: Quality in the Front Office: Reducing Process Variation in Trading Firms. CHAPTER 24: The Root Cause of the Global Financial Crisis and Corporate Board Reforms to Prevent Future Failures in Risk Management. Conclusion. Notes. Index.