27 August 2015

AUGUST 27, 2015   GRI works with researchers around the world to develop insight into financial risks faced by our members. We are pleased to introduce a new online Research Library which will allow GRI members to access all of our sponsored research papers. The research library includes internationally recognized and award-winning papers: Valuing Derivatives: Funding Value… View Article

24 August 2015

AUGUST 24, 2015   GRI’s Board Chair, Tiff Macklem, and President & CEO, Richard Nesbitt, are both participating in the Liquidity Risk Management conference taking place at the Rotman School of Management on September 10-11, 2015. Tiff Macklem will open the conference on September 10 and Richard Nesbitt will moderate an expert panel on fixed-income… View Article

22 July 2015

JULY 22, 2015   This year, the GRI Annual Conference will take place on Tuesday November 10 in downtown Toronto. Our conference will focus on the theme: Everything is Connected: Risk in the Age of the Industrial Internet. The conference will examine the digital world from the perspective of financial institutions’ risk profiles and management, including… View Article

7 July 2015

JULY 7, 2015   Behavioural finance is an important field to help understand decision-making in financial markets. In this workshop, Professor Jim Engle-Warnick presented an overview of the foundations of behavioural finance, including results from recent experiments, and conducted an interactive experiment that focused on the decision-making biases which affect financial decisions. Finance and economics… View Article

17 June 2015

JUNE 17, 2015   GRI’s President and CEO, Richard Nesbitt, recently took part in a panel discussion alongside distinguished leaders at the International Economic Forum of the Americas. The panel session Fragmentation Risk in Financial Services: A Retreat from Globalization?, sponsored by GRI, brought together Carolyn Wilkins, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, and… View Article

16 June 2015

JUNE 16, 2015 A GRI-funded behavioural finance experiment was recently featured in La Presse. The game tests participants’ ability to save for retirement and is linked to research being undertaken by the Centre for Interuniversity Research and Analysis on Organizations (CIRANO) as part of GRI’s Behavioural Finance research stream.