Human Factor Risk: Mitigate or Litigate

• Date: February 24, 2011
• Source: Tyler D. Nunnally, Founder & CEO UPSIDE RISK

Banks are failing at an alarming rate and the number of problem banks continues to rise. Shareholders and taxpayers are shouldering the brunt of the losses and, as a matter of recourse, the FDIC and shareholders groups are suing the directors and officers of failed banks for negligence and mismanagement. In order to provide protection against the risk taking that has led to failed bank litigation, financial institutions must take sufficient steps to manage and mitigate the human factor risks that have contributed to the crisis.

Author Profile:

Tyler D. Nunnally is the Founder & CEO of Upside Risk Corporation, a behavioral risk management consultancy that helps organizations to maximize profit while mitigating risks inherent in human judgment. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) International Business society.

 

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