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Auf dem Hintergrund der Kreditkrise wollen die großen Finanzinstitute die Schwächen der Risikomanagementverfahren beheben, die Berichtslinien der Chief Risk Officers ändern und zusätzliche Ressourcen bereitstellen. Zur Stärkung der Position der Risikomanager bedarf es allerdings umfassenderer struktureller und kultureller Änderungen. Rob Davies berichtet
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Wer schuld war an den Verlusten, die seit dem zweiten Halbjahr 2007 die Bilanzen verschiedener Finanzinstitute in den USA und Europa belasten, ist nicht einfach festzumachen. In den Instituten mit Milliardenverlusten aus mit Hypotheken unterlegten Investments zeigten die Finger zunächst vor allem auf die Vorstandsvorsitzenden.
Die bekanntesten CEOs, die bisher infolge der jüngsten Verluste ausschieden, sind Charles Prince von Citi, Stan O'Neal von Merrill Lynch und Peter Wuffli bei der UBS. Aber
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