The Present and Future of the Concept and Value of Ratings
“Rating agencies? Do not speak evil of the dead” (Corriere della Sera, 15/1/2009). This is an extreme synthesis of theContinue Reading
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“Rating agencies? Do not speak evil of the dead” (Corriere della Sera, 15/1/2009). This is an extreme synthesis of theContinue Reading
Why are ratings so unreliable? In a recent article which appeared on 19-th July, 2012 on Thomson Reuters News &Continue Reading
Avoiding the next financial crisis may not be easy but if there is one factor that may potentially contribute toContinue Reading
The current economic crisis indicates that conventional risk assessment, rating and management techniques don’t perform well in a turbulent andContinue Reading
Prediction of the future has always been man’s dream. However, there is an overwhelming amount of physical evidence that thisContinue Reading
Moody’s is the largest of the three major rating agencies. It employs 7000 people worldwide and posted sales of 2.7Continue Reading
Using annual data from the World Bank, spanning the last 5 decades, we have computed the complexity of the WorldContinue Reading
IBM has recently announced a new “way to program computers” – the so-called “cognitive computing” – see here –Continue Reading
The following equation, which we call the Principle of Fragility, has been coined by Ontonix in early 2005 and indicatesContinue Reading
A paper copyrighted in 1998, called How Complex Systems Fail and written by an M.D., Dr. Richard Cook, describes 18Continue Reading









