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Lim Chin
Professor, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School |
Sam Ouliaris
Professor, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School | |
A New Check-And-Balance Order
Published in the Straits Times on 29 October 2008
The prime objective of the financial sector is to serve the real economy by channeling capital and liquidity to its most productive use. | | |
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Duan Jin-Chuan
Professor, Cycle and Carriage Professor of Finance, NUS Business School and Director of the NUS Risk Management Institute (RMI) |
Oliver Chen
Dr, Risk Management Institute (RMI)
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Credit Swaps Play Vital Role Too
Published in the Straits Times on 28 October 2008While credit default swaps have been much maligned in the media, they do perform a vital function in risk management and should be viewed as a positive financial innovation. | | |
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Hassan Naqvi
Asst Prof, Department of Finance, NUS Business School and affiliated researcher of the NUS Risk Management Institute | |
Making Sure The Right Banks Are Helped
Published in the Straits Times on 22 October 2008
Deposit insurance and central bank bailouts of solvent but illiquid banks are essential policy tools. But the authorities, especially in the US and Europe, need also to identify and deal with the roots of the problem – toxic assets o bank balance sheets and inadequately capitalized banks, among other things – before the financial crisis further undermines the real economy. | | |
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Duan Jin-Chuan
Professor, Cycle and Carriage Professor of Finance, NUS Business School and Director of the NUS Risk Management Institute | |
S'pore An Ideal Place For International Guarantee Body
Published in the Straits Times on 21 October 2008
Wall Street will change as a result of this crisis. The broader trends indicate Asian economies are becoming stronger relative to the developed world. New and better ideas will emerge from Asian centres of finance. | | |
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| Richard Arvey
Professor Head, Department of Management and Organisation, NUS Business School |
Michael Frese
Professor, Chair for Work and Organisational Psychology, University of Giessen) | |
The Psychology Behind The Mess
Published in the Straits Times on 16 October 2008
Human error in judgments can cause colossal messes. We can’t change human nature, but we can provide checks and balances to ensure that egregious errors happen with great rarity. | | |
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