Papers by Olivier Tinguely
Social Science Research Network, 2001
Classification 1 Group 1: all stocks are publicly traded. Group 2: all stocks are not publicly tr... more Classification 1 Group 1: all stocks are publicly traded. Group 2: all stocks are not publicly traded. Classification 2 Group 1: no major shareholder. Group 2: presence of a major shareholder. Classification 3 Group 1: no major shareholder; all stocks are publicly traded. Group 2: presence of a major shareholder; all shares are publicly traded. Group 3: presence of a major shareholder; all shares are not publicly traded. Classification 4 Group 1: no important bank shareholder. Group 2: presence of an important bank shareholder. Classification 5 Group 1: no important bank shareholder; all shares are publicly traded. Group 2: no important bank shareholder; all shares are not publicly traded. Group 3: important bank shareholder; all stocks are publicly traded.
Thunderbird International Business Review, 2001
This article provides a brief introduction to risk management. It discusses the rationale for ris... more This article provides a brief introduction to risk management. It discusses the rationale for risk management for corporations, with a strong focus on financial risk management. It describes the various risks that a company is facing, as well as the various steps to identify and manage them. An illustration of the major tools and methodologies is provided for the case of market risks.
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001
Classification 1 Group 1: all stocks are publicly traded. Group 2: all stocks are not publicly tr... more Classification 1 Group 1: all stocks are publicly traded. Group 2: all stocks are not publicly traded. Classification 2 Group 1: no major shareholder. Group 2: presence of a major shareholder. Classification 3 Group 1: no major shareholder; all stocks are publicly traded. Group 2: presence of a major shareholder; all shares are publicly traded. Group 3: presence of a major shareholder; all shares are not publicly traded. Classification 4 Group 1: no important bank shareholder. Group 2: presence of an important bank shareholder. Classification 5 Group 1: no important bank shareholder; all shares are publicly traded. Group 2: no important bank shareholder; all shares are not publicly traded. Group 3: important bank shareholder; all stocks are publicly traded.
Thunderbird International Business Review, 2001
This article provides a brief introduction to risk management. It discusses the rationale for ris... more This article provides a brief introduction to risk management. It discusses the rationale for risk management for corporations, with a strong focus on financial risk management. It describes the various risks that a company is facing, as well as the various steps to identify and manage them. An illustration of the major tools and methodologies is provided for the case of market risks. © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Papers by Olivier Tinguely