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Risk management is to make a trade-off between benefits and costs to reduce risk and decide what measures to take the process, including risk identification, risk assessment, risk rating and the response, risk monitoring. Is each big enterprise should grasp and skilled use of management measures. The modern commercial bank as manage industrial and commercial deposits and loans as main business, and to obtain profits for the purpose of monetary management enterprise, more should has the ability of risk management. And it is also to measure commercial bank core competence and market value of one of the most important factor. Risk management culture is the ultimate sign of the core competence.

Australia for risk management research started in the 1980 s. Some scholars have the safety system engineering theory and risk management in Australia, in a handful of firms try feel satisfied. Australia's most enterprises lack awareness of risk management, did not establish a risk management mechanism. The risk management of commercial Banks and foreign Banks' advanced management but also has a large gap, represented by inside the city commercial Banks of small and medium-sized commercial Banks, compared with large domestic commercial Banks, risk management system for the construction of the gap is more significant.

Based on refining of commercial bank risk management culture and the important role of risk management system. How to set up in a rapidly changing financial environment and macro environment that meet the needs of risk management system is more urgent, more important, which is the fundamental starting point of the writing this article.

The introduction

On Wall Street about the abuse of financial derivatives

Credit rating agencies of dereliction of duty

Regulators of dereliction of duty and policy mistakes

U.S. monetary policy

The impact of financial crisis on the United States

The influence of the financial crisis on the global economy

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