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Global Risk Guard® provides a comprehensive source of resources for description and analysis of modern risk management and auditing, including the regulatory aspects, organizational issues, potential problem areas, and tools to control and manage the many different kinds of risks in both financial and non-financial institutions. Topics include basics on distributions and Monte Carlo simulation, building a risk analysis model, generating distributions from data and expert opinion, project risk analysis, times series projections, interpreting results.
The 2010 Eurasia Group Top 10 Global Geopolitical Threats
US-China relations
Iran
European fiscal divergence
US financial regulation
Japan
Climate change
Brazil
India-Pakistan (no, not Afghanistan)
Eastern Europe, elections & unemployment
Turkey
Global Risks 2010 Report
“This year’s report explores a set of risks that share a potential for wider systemic impact and are strongly linked to a number of significant, long-term trends. First, there are those which feature highly on the Global Risks Landscape ... Fiscal crises and the social and political implications of high unemployment, Underinvestment in infrastructure, Chronic diseases ... The other risks discussed in this report are equally systemic in nature and also require better global governance but they currently feature less prominently on the Global Risks Landscape ... Transnational crime and corruption, Biodiversity loss, Cyber-vulnerability ...”
Global Risks 2009 Report
“Global Risks 2009 identifies a deteriorating global economy, a hard landing in China, a collapse in asset prices, gaps in global governance and issues relating to natural resources and climate as the pivotal risks facing the world this year. This report highlights the need for concerted action to mitigate risks that now more than ever are global in their nature and in their impact, as illustrated by the financial crisis”
Global Risks 2008 Report
“In Global Risks 2008, the Global Risk Network has focused on four emerging issues which may fundamentally shape not only the year ahead, but the decades to come. These issues – systemic financial risk, food security, supply chains and the role of energy – are all central to the functioning of the world economy and to the well-being of global society.”


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