All Stories

  1. Economic Simulation of Cryptocurrencies and Their Control Mechanisms
  2. Comment: If you ask me
  3. Measuring the value of online communities
  4. Learn from insurance: cyber bore
  5. Short monetary systems: take a risk, create money
  6. European Union-Regional Guidance
  7. Environmental Consistency Confidence: Scientific Method in Financial Risk Management
  8. Small enough to fail: a systems approach to financial systems reform
  9. Money in a time of choleric: Basel blows the bubbles
  10. Size matters: risk and scale
  11. Just doing my job: intelligence versus integrity in financial professionals?
  12. The eternal coin - made from real money: risks in fiat currencies
  13. The eternal coin – made from real money: risks in fiat currencies
  14. Gilding government debt: government innovation and risk management
  15. Mid-shore trips for capital ships
  16. Confidence accounting: putting essential uncertainty back into auditing and accounting
  17. Long finance
  18. Failure is not an option: perverse incentives
  19. The wicked problem of good financial markets
  20. The religion of regulation: too big to succeed
  21. The pond for markets: social and local
  22. Liquidity=Diversity
  23. Derivative processing counts: the cost of bad data
  24. Caseless Wonders. Finance Courses and Ethics
  25. Caveat emptor, caveat venditor: buyers and sellers beware the tender trap
  26. Sell-Side Research: Three Modest Reforms
  27. The rules of practical principles
  28. Market of markets: The Global Financial Centres Index
  29. The London Accord: from Copenhagen conundrum to climate-change investment
  30. Risk‐seekers or rent‐seekers?
  31. Put your money where your audit is: financial statement insurance in the UK?
  32. Best execution compliance: new techniques for managing compliance risk
  33. Best execution compliance automation: towards an equities compliance workstation
  34. Global financial centers: one, two, three ... infinity?
  35. The Copenhagen conundrum - doesn't risk/reward analysis matter?
  36. Predicting the effectiveness of grant-making
  37. Clean Business Cuisine
  38. You better – gambling and risk management
  39. Anti-anti-money laundering:"feed-back" or "fed-up"?
  40. Clean Business Cuisine
  41. Competitive compliance: manage and automate, or die
  42. Clean Business Cuisine
  43. Clean Business Cuisine
  44. The (mis)behavior of risk managers: recognizing our limitations
  45. Clean Business Cuisine
  46. Standard differences: differentiation through standardization?
  47. Clean Business Cuisine
  48. Finance looking fine, looking DAPR: the importance of dynamic anomaly and pattern response
  49. Personalities of risk/reward: Human factors of risk/reward and culture
  50. Clean Business Cuisine
  51. All or nothing: product control goes global or local
  52. Clean Business Cuisine
  53. Bracing for zero marginal competitive cost: investment banking restructures
  54. Clean Business Cuisine
  55. Back to basics for strategists
  56. Clean Business Cuisine
  57. Clean Business Cuisine
  58. Ethical volatility: how CSR ratings and returns might be changing the world of risk
  59. All too visible hands: liquidity versus transparency on exchanges
  60. Assessing credit rating agencies: quis aestimat ipsos aestimatores?
  61. PFI and PPP: could they result In Enron UK?
  62. Is small beautiful? Investment in smaller quoted companies
  63. Why bother to be better? strategically stagnant personal current accounts
  64. Risk/reward in virtual financial communities
  65. Industrial strengths: operational risk and banks
  66. Balancing the odds: stochastic accounting
  67. Hints on how large organisations get innovation and value from multiple relations with small firms.
  68. ‘Information Technology for the Not-For-Profit Sector’. by Ian Harris and Michael Mainelli. ICSA Publishing, London; June 2001; ISBN 186072303; 224 pp
  69. Evidence of worth in not-for-profit sector organizations
  70. Great mistakes in technology commercialization
  71. Chaotics—An agendas for business and society in the 21st century
  72. Vision into action: A study of corporate culture
  73. Strategic planning for information systems at British Rail
  74. Banking on Confidence: Rethinking Audits of Financial Institutions