A USD400mn Lesson in Risk Management Matthias Buehlmaier
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“A USD400mn Lesson in Risk Management Matthias Buehlmaier I wrote: “Investors have been lining up like sharks to get in at the top of the stock market these last three months. The reason is not only the booming stock markets but the fact that they know exactly what they’re doing. special info What these investors don’t know is that they are betting on a “black swan”. read this This is an unknown or unpredictable event. A black swan is an event that no one anticip
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I had the chance to visit Germany a couple of years ago when it was on the verge of a recession. When I arrived, I was in awe at the level of business activity around me, as well as the level of the quality of life that people there enjoyed. It turned out that I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to be on the inside, and I was struck by the way that German business seemed to take more risks, often to the detriment of their profits, than I had previously thought. Germans are a susp
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I recently attended a one-day seminar in Berlin that gave me an eye-opener. It is the case of a German company that has been severely impacted by a catastrophic event. It is a company in the automotive industry. This company, like many others before it, has not been built from scratch. Rather, it was built on a foundation of established competences and products. The event that impacted them had a direct impact on these foundations. The event I have described above was indeed a catastrophic event. Let
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I’ve always been impressed by the American capitalist way of doing business — a high degree of risk aversion, low tolerance for uncertainty, a focus on results rather than process and product, and a willingness to be reckless with money. I spent months reading about the most recent disasters and events to befall American industry, from 9/11 to Hurricane Katrina, and each one made it clearer to me how difficult it must be to run a multinational corporation in America. Section 1: The
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In this article Matthias Buehlmaier gives a practical case study of his own in the field of alternative investment management, showing how he dealt with his team’s risk exposure during the crisis. In the past three years, Matthias’s fund has been actively managing funds in the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) – a market which offers relatively liquid and high yielding investment opportunities. In 2014, he also started investing in real estate, with a portfolio worth £250mn. Matthias’
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Matthias Buehlmaier is one of the world’s top experts on financial risks and risk management. He is the head of a globally recognized risk management company. He has conducted hundreds of workshops, seminars, and keynote presentations worldwide and has a deep understanding of the topic. He also has first-hand experiences and success stories from companies around the globe. What a unique opportunity! Matthias agreed to talk with me and share his thoughts, experiences, and tips with readers. He told me that one of the