Risk Nason, one of the members of Riskczar’s Secret League of Extraordinary Risk Gentlemen, asks his readers if they could snap their fingers and switch places with anyone in the world, who would it be. Similarly, he asks if you…
What risk management should be
I had the pleasure of listening to Rick Nason from RSD Solutions and Dalhousie University speak last night at the Fields Institute in Toronto. There have been opportunities to go to PRMIA-sponsored risk management presentations in the past, but I rarely attend for…
Ask questions
Have you ever been in a meeting where you had no idea what everyone was talking about but were afraid to ask any questions for fear of looking look a dork? Then read this post by Rick Nason. Similarly, I…
Nason posts ERM exam question number two
A couple of weeks ago, I brought to your attention question #1 (of 4) from Rick Nason, a risk management teacher of ERM at Dalhousie University in Halifax. Dr. Nason has posted question #2 from his recent ERM exam, on…
Nason wants to know why there are few successful ERM examples
I would like everyone who follows the Riskczar blog to have a look at the latest post from Rick Nason, Partner at RSD Solutions. Dr. Nason also teaches a course on ERM at Dalhousie University in Halifax. Dr. Nason has…
Rick Nason asks What is Risk?
This is a re-post courtesy of Dr. Rick Nason, Principal of RSD Solutions LLC and Associate Professor of Finance at Dalhousie University in Canada (February 8, 2007). For a brief time I was the Head of a new Risk Management…
The new risk management professional is creative
Have a read at Rick Nason’s ideas about the new risk management professional. He explains how “the career in risk pendulum may have shifted and that mathematical skill may not be the competitive advantage it once was.” He continues “mathematical…
The new risk management professional is creative
Have a read at Rick Nason’s ideas about the new risk management professional. He explains how “the career in risk pendulum may have shifted and that mathematical skill may not be the competitive advantage it once was.” He continues “mathematical…