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Consultancy Matters LLC and VaudRisk agree collaboration on CEEMEA Training

Posted on May 14, 2013 by consultancyadmin

Consultancy Matters LLC and VaudRisk are pleased to announce the signing of a collaboration agreement between the two firms which now creates a unique training and learning consultancy for financial services institutions in CEEMEA (Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East … Continue reading →

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We’re featured in Reward First Newsletter!

Posted on December 6, 2012 by consultancyadmin

My guest article for the UK-based Reward Consultancy newsletter, Reward First® People Consulting “Motivating bankers: Balancing a diet of risk and reward” addresses the dilemma: if risk-taking achieves growth, how should we reward risk-taking activities? I welcome your responses! Keith W. Waitt … Continue reading →

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Citi: Too Big To Control?

Posted on November 8, 2012 by consultancyadmin

Reducing the headcount is only treating the symptoms and not the cause of Citi’s problems. Mr. Corbat needs to have a radical think about the “Bank We Want to Be” and sell off or unwind businesses that really do not fit … Continue reading →

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Risk Without Boundaries

Posted on October 23, 2012 by consultancyadmin

This is an interesting article in the FT from the summer. In a global organization, how messages are interpreted based on national cultures. With respect to risk (not just in banking), cultural interpretation can be along a lengthy spectrum. While … Continue reading →

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Ina Drew’s London Whale

Posted on October 18, 2012 by consultancyadmin

If you consider the differences between knowledge and wisdom… you begin to see that one gets you through the day/hour, while the other gets you through life/the situation. Wisdom always adds the benefit of context drawn from experience.  I was … Continue reading →

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