Opinion

Financial network risk

Both macroeconomics and financial theory have failed to deal adequately with systemic risk. However, other disciplines have much to teach us about the stability and fragility of complex dynamic systems, argues David Rowe

It's NOT the econometrics, stupid

Risk modelling has come under the microscope since the onset of the crisis, with many blaming market risk models for exacerbating the crisis. Elizabeth Sheedy presents a defence of quantitative techniques

Not quite champagne time

As the anniversary of the Lehman collapse that triggered the worst financial crisis since 1929 rolls around, it is not quite time to start popping Dom Perignon corks. There is still some debate as to whether this will be a V, U or W recession. The talk…

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