Sentence examples for risk management groups from inspiring English sources

Similar changes were announced Wednesday to employees in First Union's underwriting and risk management groups, the company said.

For quality and safety of care, physicians are also accountable to each other through clinical governance and risk management groups in their organisations [ 37].

Michael L. Dweck, managing director of the single-stock risk management group at Goldman , Sachs & Company said stock selection is the most important factor in writing covered calls.

No final plan has been put in place, the executives said, but discussions with the strategic review group, headed by Wilson D. Ervin, who runs the strategic risk management group, have accelerated in an effort to have a plan ready for presentation on Dec. 7 in Switzerland, where Credit Suisse is based.

Yet that's not the case, as sluggish American refineries over the past six to eight weeks have slowed gasoline production, which has in turn held the price of oil, said John Kilduff of FiMAT's energy risk management group.

"After closing slightly lower on Friday, oil prices are weaker…reflecting concerns over further slippage in Asian equity markets," said John Kilduff of FiMAT's energy risk management group, in a note on Monday.

On January 23, the risk management group emailed the chief executive to ask for the authority to temporarily raise the bank's overall risk limit.

Mr. Marotta, 32, is a vice president in a risk-management group at Goldman , Sachs & Company the New York investment bank.

"There was a willful designing of the systems to measure the risks in a certain way that would not necessarily pick up all the right risks," said Gregg Berman, the co-head of the risk-management group at RiskMetrics, a software company spun out of JPMorgan Chase.

Mr. and Mrs. Haubold work in San Francisco, where she is a manager in the global risk management services group of PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting concern, and he is an account executive for the Microsoft Corporation.

The curriculum was developed by James R. Favor & Co., a risk management consulting group.