| 16 | Davis, Ellen | Operational Risk 2.0 | Risk Books |  | 2007 | 0 | Introduction, Ellen Davis,  OpRisk &  CompliancePART I: WHERE IS OPERATIONAL RISK TODAY?
 1 Operational Risk Management - The View from the Trenches,  Angus  Grandfield, JPMorgan
 2 The Advanced Measurement Approach - Finishing It, Jeremy  Quick, Guernsey  Financial Services Commission
 3 Consistent Quantitative Operational Risk Measurement and,  Regulation:  Challenges of Model Specification, Data Collection and  Loss Reporting,  Andreas A. Jobst, International Monetary Fund,  Monetary and Capital Markets  Department
 PART II: EXTRACTING VALUE FROM THE AMA
 4 Challenges in AMA Implementation: Finding a Balance Between  Regulatory  and Internal Requirements, Karsten Stickelmann,  Deutsche Bundesbank
 5 How to Create Value from Loss Data Pooling, Johannes Voit,  Deutscher  Sparkassen-und Giroverband
 6 Beyond Regulatory Compliance - Deriving Value from  Operational Risk Data,  Alfred Seivold, Federal Deposit Insurance  Corporation
 7 Driving an Effective and Efficient Control Self-assessment  Programme, Lim  Him Chuan, DBS Bank Ltd
 PART III: OPERATIONAL RISK AND THE ENTERPRISE
 8 Creating Value in ORM - a Business Line Perspective, Mike  Haubenstock,  SunTrust Mortgage
 9 Implementing a Practical ORM System in the Context of ERM in  an Era of  Financial and Regulatory Convergence via Business  Process Governance, Guan  Seng Khoo, Standard Chartered Bank
 10 Delivering Value through Business Continuity Management,  Peter Poulos,  Morgan Stanley
 11 Operational Risk in Enterprise Risk Management, Andrew  Brand, Mustafa  Cavus, Thread needle Asset Management
 PART IV: UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF EFFECTIVE CULTURE AND  GOVERNANCE
 12 Op Risk Governance: Sustaining the Importance of Operational  Risk  Management, Ashish Dev, Promontory Financial
 13 Operational Risk and Communication Conduits, Eric Holmquist,  Advanta  Bank Corp.
 14 The Role of Reputation Risk in ORM, Ladd Muzzy, Ernst &  Young  LLP
 15 Leveraging Information Technology Governance for Operational  Risk  Management, Ramakrishnan S. Kannan, i-flex Consulting
 
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| 17 | Chernobai, Anna S., Svetlozar T.  Rachev, and  Frank J. Fabozzi | Operational Risk: A Guide to  Basel II  Capital Requirements, Models, and Analysis | John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | New York | 2007 | 1 |  | 
| 18 | Moosa, Imad A. | Operational Risk Management  (Finance and  Capital market) | Palgrave Macmillan |  | 2007 | 1 |  | 
| 19 | Cruz, Marcelo G. | Operational Risk Management: Six  Sigma,  Capital Management, Ratings and Financial Engineering | John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | New York | 2006 | 0 |  | 
| 20 | Kaiser, Thomas and Marc Kohne | An Introduction to Operational  Risk | Risk Books |  | 2006 | 0 | 1: Introduction2: Drivers for Operational Risk Management
 Business drivers
 Regulatory environment
 3: Operational Risk in the Context of All Risk Types
 4: Steps in the Process of Managing Operational Risk
 Identification
 Assessment
 Reporting
 Management
 Monitoring
 5: The Components of Operational Risk Management
 Framework
 Definitions and structures
 Loss data
 Risk assessment
 Key indicators of risk
 Management information system
 Economic and regulatory capital
 Risk Information Technology
 6: Implementation of the Framework Components and Management  Process
 Approach
 Manpower and time involved
 Implementation problems
 7: Outlook
 References
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| 21 | Panjer, Harry H. | Operational Risk: Modelling  Analytics | Wiley-Interscience |  | 2006 | 1 |  | 
| 22 | Thonabauer, Gunther and Barbara  Nosslinger | Guidelines on Operational Risk  Management | Oesterreichische Nationalbank | Vienna | 2006 | 1 |  | 
| 23 | Davis, Ellen | The Advanced Measurement  Approach to  Operational Risk | Risk Books |  | 2006 | Contents only | SECTION 1: THE AMA  FRAMEWORK1. The Advanced Measurement Approach: Getting it Started,  Jeremy  Quick
 2. Practical Decisions to Successfully Model Operational Risk  Capital,  Michael Haubenstock and Jeff Hause
 SECTION 2: MODELLING BASICS
 3. Operational Risk Modelling: Where do we go from here? Rudi  DeKoker
 4. Operational Risk Economic Capital Measurement: Mathematical  Models for  Analyzing Loss Data, Gene Alvarez
 SECTION 3: MODELLING CHALLENGES
 5. Breaking Ground on the Loss Data Challenge: Wachovia’s  Approach to Loss  Data Capture and Validation, Dee Harris and Tom  Longstroth
 6. Estimating the Parameters in the Loss Distribution Approach:  How can we  deal with Truncated Data? Marco Bee
 7. Treatment of Incomplete Data in the Field of Operational  Risk: The  Effects on Parameter Estimates, EL and UL Figures, Marco  Moscadelli , Anna  Chernobai , and Svetlozar Rachev
 8. Test of Extreme Value Theory Applied to Operational Risk  Data, Giulio  Mignola and Robert Ugoccioni
 SECTION 4: ALTERNATIVE MODELLING APPROACHES
 9. Scenario Analysis in Operational Risk Management, Sergio  Scandizzo
 10. Key Risk Indicators: Their Role in Operational Risk  Management and  Measurement, Jonathan Davies , Mike Finlay , Tara  Lenaghen and Duncan  Wilson
 11. Quantifying the Operational Risks of Technology, Eric  Holmquist
 SECTION 5: COMPARATIVE VIEWS OF IMPLEMENTATION
 12. Operational Risk: Some Issues in Basel II AMA  Implementation in US  Financial Institutions, Vanada Rao and Ashish  Dev
 13. AMA Implementation in Germany: Results of BaFIN’s and  Bundebank’s  Industry Survey, Patrik Buchmüller, Marcus Haas, Bernd  Rummel, Karsten  Stickelmann
 14. Operational Risk Management in Financial Institutions: Some  Empirical  Evidence from Spain, Ana Fernandez Laviada
 
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| 24 | Allen, L., J. Boudoukh, and A.  Saunders | Understanding Market, Credit and  Operational  Risk: The Value-at-Risk Approach | Blackwell Publishing | Oxford | 2005 | 0 |  | 
| 25 | Davis, Ellen L. | Operational Risk: Practical  Approaches to  Implementation | Risk Books, Incisive Media |  | 2005 | Contents only | SECTION 1: LOSS DATA COLLECTION  AND  MODELLING1 Using Transaction Data to Measure Operational Risk, Peter  Hughes,  OPRASS
 2 Tail Dependency in Operational Risk Models, Ahraz Sheikh,  John Gavin, UBS  Investment Bank
 3 Correlation and Diversification Effects in Operational Risk  Modelling,  Antoine Frachot, Thierry Roncalli, Eric Salomon, Crédit  Agricole
 4 The Modelling of Operational Risk: Experience with the  Analysis of the  Data Collected by the Basel Committee, Marco  Moscadelli, Bank of Italy
 SECTION 2: ALTERNATIVE MEASUREMENT STRATEGIES
 5 Quantifying Operational Risk within Banks According to Basel  II, M. R. A.  Bakker, Delft Institute of Applied Mathematics
 6 A Foundation for KPI and KRI, Peter Vinella, Jeanette Jin,  PVA  International
 7 Building Scenarios, Kenji Fujii, UFJ Holdings
 8 The Risk Indicator Framework as a Tool for AMA Exposure  Analysis, Martin  Davies, Causal Events Pty Ltd
 SECTION 3: CONCEPTUALISING OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
 9 Model Behaviour, Christopher Viney, Deakin University
 10 Prerequisites for Effective Operational Risk Management and  Efficient  Risk-based Decision Making, Marcus Haas; Thomas Kaiser,  Frankfurt University;  KPMG
 11 An Operational Risk Management Framework, Gene álvarez
 12 Aligning Basel II Operational Risk and Sarbanes-Oxley 404  Projects, Nick  Bolton, Judson Berkey, UBS
 13 Sarbanes-Oxley, Corporate Governance and Operational Risk,  Alan D.  Morrison, Saïd Business School
 SECTION 4: MITIGATION STRATEGIES
 14 Managing Hedge Funds’ Exposure to Operational Risks: Parts  1-3,  Jean-René Giraud, Edhec-Risk Advisory
 15 Reducing Risk Through Insurance, Silke Brandts, Bain &  Company
 16 What is a Fair Price to Transfer the Risk of Unauthorised  Trading? A  Case Study on Operational Risk, Christopher M. Lewis;  Yakov Lantsman, The  Hartford Financial Services Group; Fitch Risk  Management, Inc.
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| 26 | Lewis, Nigel Da Costa | Operational Risk with Excel and  VBA | John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | New York | 2004 | 1 |  |