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Operational failures played a large role in the lead-up to the Great Recession and industry observers are wondering if financial services firms have learned anything from the recent past.
Poor operational risk management related to the origination and securitization of mortgages played a large but often overlooked role in the Great Recession. Now, eight years on, industry observers are split over whether the financial services industry has learned its lessons on the pitfalls of neglecting Op Risk. Linda Allen, a finance professor at Baruch...
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