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- The Collision Course Of Business-Continuity Planning, Operational Risk And Basel
- From the executive summary: 'Financial services firms are realizing that a solid disaster-recovery plan can help reduce capital charges set aside for operational risk. As a result, many large conglomerates are focusing on an enterprise-wide risk management plan. In addition, the companies are aligning the operational risks with disaster-recovery plans.'...
- White papers 2002-01-04
- Creating a New Data Environment With Disaster Recovery Capabilities
- The client is a leading global financial services firm that has operations in more than 50 countries including the United States. The client put forth the challenge of increasing the total number of hardware assets required for the project launched by financial services organization from approximately 6,000 to 25,000 and...
- Case studies
- Insurance: "The Disaster Recovery Plan of Last Resort"
- The average company spends approximately $3.00 to insure every $1,000 of corporate assets, and this cost continues to increase. Insurance companies have become a significant driving force in the development of disaster recovery plans by tying policy renewals and premium amounts to the level of disaster preparedness a company has....
- White papers 1999-12-13
- Disaster Planning After the Apocalypse
- According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor, most companies that experience a major disaster are no longer in business within five years. Regardless of what catastrophe you or your clients may face, the more that you plan, the easier and faster your recovery. This article explains some some basics to...
- White papers 2001-10-01
- Get Ready - Be Prepared
- This article is about Disaster Preparedness Considerations, which have been discussed in this article in details. A community relies on its businesses to generate jobs and tax revenue and to nurture a built environment that is healthy and sustainable. When a business protects itself from natural disasters, it is also...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Are You Practicing Safe Outsourcing?
- From the executive summary: ‘Unintentional harm to the public can result when companies do not apply rigorous information risk management requirements for selecting a qualified vendor and do not monitor vendors for compliance with contractual requirements. Complex organizations may experience chaos in trying to remotely manage and protect the security...
- White papers 2004-04-01
- Can Your Business Survive a Natural Disaster? Advance Planning, Proper Insurance are Essential
- More than 30 percent of businesses has never reopened their doors after they have been closed down by a hurricane, tornado, flood, or other devastating calamity. In this article, the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) informs that a disaster recovery plan and adequate insurance are keys to getting back to business.
- White papers 2004-04-13
- The e-Frontier 2002, Roadmap to Disaster Recovery
- This webcast focuses on risk management issues and starts by discussing the relevance of executive plan and points out that how to start and where to start from. Then it proceeds on talking on things that should be protected and the things that risk management should include. The controls...
- Webcasts 2003-01-01
- Off Site, But on File
- Just after the 9/11 attacks, human resources and risk management experts focused on the immediate disaster-recovery effort. Mostly, the focusing entailed searching for survivors and delivering sad messages to family members of the missing. But with the Bush Administration laying the groundwork for an ongoing "War on terrorism," many corporate...
- White papers 2001-09-20
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- The collison course of business-continuity planning, operational risk and Basel
- Financial-services firms are realizing that a solid disaster- recovery plan can help reduce capital charges set aside for operational risk, so firms like JPMorgan Chase are focusing on an enterprise-wide risk management plan.With the Basel Accord gearing up to release minimum capital requirements that financial institutions must set aside to...
- Research articles 2002-02-01
- New guide helps people affected by disasters, CPAs offering financial planning services
- The AICPA and the National Endowment for Financial Education have jointly developed a new, broad-based guide to help people affected by natural and man-made disasters recover from financial loss. Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues, a colorful The AICPA and the National Endowment for Financial Education have jointly developed...
- Research articles 2003-06-01
- Business Continuity Planning: The Treasurer's Priorities
- For the treasury, disaster recovery / business continuity is not just a matter of maintaining and monitoring internal systems and processes. Nor is it solely a question of ensuring back-up facilities can be depended upon. The future of disaster preparedness is one of enhanced collaboration among financial institutions and more...
- White papers 2003-01-09
- When Disaster Strikes, Treasury Can Strike Back
- Several shifts in the business environment have raised the profile of disaster planning - also known as business continuity planning in the past few years, particularly within treasury. For starters, cash management operations have become increasingly dependent on their IT systems. Most treasuries now are linked by computer networks to...
- White papers 2005-08-01
- EMERGENCY RECOVERY PROGRAM.
- Government has applied for a US$8.5 million loan from the World Bank toward the cost of the Emergency Recovery and Disaster Management Program. Contractors will be required for construction of roads and coastal protection works, and of a new hospital ward. Consultants...
- Research articles 1999-03-01
- The Role of Insurance in Business Disaster Planning and Recovery
- A business that plans in advance makes better decisions because it has more time to analyze its critical financial needs and evaluate its options. It does not have to identify, evaluate and pursue potential funding sources while coping with the other personal and business effects of the disaster. Major catastrophes...
- White papers 2003-01-01
- Business Continuity Planning
- The Business Continuity Planning BCP process is one of the strongest tools a company can use to offset the potential impact from significant loss incidents. Each company's actual plan will be unique to address its own exposures and situations. Each plan, however, should address the following key issues: Pre-incident risk...
- White papers 2003-09-01
- Thinking Tools reports 1997 first quarter results
- MONTEREY, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--May 13, 1997-- New Product-Oriented Strategy Targets Year 2000 And Disaster Recovery Markets Thinking Tools, Inc. (Nasdaq Symbol: TSIM) today announced results...
- Research articles 1997-05-13
- The bottom line: monitoring your insurance is critical
- Mitchell Freedman is no stranger to disaster. Indeed, he's considered somewhat of an expert on pre- and post-disaster planning. He owns a small CPA firm, Mitchell Freedman Accountancy Corporation, and was one of a handful of CPAs who edited Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues, distributed by the American...
- Research articles 2008-05-01
- State Bank of India ''to take technology banking to rural India''
- State Bank of India SBI will spend Rs 500-600 crore for interconnecting some 3,000 branches in the next two years, set up a Disaster Recovery Management centre and target to bridge the digital divide to take technology banking to rural India. SBI Chairman A K Purwar conveyed that...
- Research articles 2002-12-05
- State Bank of India ''to take technology banking to rural India''
- State Bank of India SBI will spend Rs 500-600 crore for interconnecting some 3,000 branches in the next two years, set up a Disaster Recovery Management centre and target to bridge the digital divide to take technology banking to rural India. SBI Chairman A K Purwar conveyed that...
- Research articles 2003-04-09
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