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    Business Management. Issue2‚ P75-84‚ 10P‚ 3 diagrams. Fay‚ S. (1996)‚ the collapse of Barings. ( Arrow‚ London) Gapper‚ J.and Denton‚ N Ross‚ J. 1997‚ Rogue Trader: How I Brought Down Barings ’ Bank and Shook the Financial World‚ by Nick Leeson‚ Boston: Little Brown‚ 1996‚ Academy of Management Review‚ 22‚ 1006-10 Stein‚ M Drummond‚ H. 2003‚ Did Nick Leeson have an accomplice? The role of information technology in the collapse of Barings Bank. Journal of Information Technology. (June‚ 2003)‚ 18‚93-101

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    derivatives trader for Barings Bank’s Singapore Branch and ends with the collapse of a 232-year old banking empire. As we began researching this assignment‚ we all asked the same question‚ "How does a 28 year old trader bring about the collapse of a 232-year old banking empire?" To understand how this debacle came about‚ one must have a basic understanding of the nature of a derivative and what they are designed to do. Initially‚ derivatives were designed to provide an investor/trader with a type

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    INTRODUCTION Financial derivatives have crept into the nation ’s popular economic vocabulary on a wave of recent publicity about serious financial losses suffered by municipal governments‚ well-known corporations‚ banks and mutual funds that had invested in these products. Congress has held hearings on derivatives and financial commentators have spoken at length on the topic. Derivatives‚ however remain a type of financial instrument that few of us understand and fewer still fully appreciate‚ although

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    In today’s global market the need for efficient and reliable tools is of great importance. One such tool that has helped man is that of the computer. With advances in technology occurring everyday‚ the computer is still at the forefront of today’s economic world. With the versatility to perform many different needs for different users‚ the computers future looks pretty bright. As an accounting major student‚ the accounting industry is one that is heavily immersed in computers

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    BARING BANKS AND NICK LEESON QUESTION : 1. What are the major reason behind the collapse of Barings bank? ANSWER : The major reason behind the collapse of Barings bank was caused by the largest earthquake that destroyed the part of Kobe City on 17 January 1995‚ where the Nikkei index fell sharply. This incident caused Barings Bank collapsed in 1995 due to high the loss‚ which is very far above their capital. This was due to not being able to meet the obligations of trading‚ Leeson opened on behalf of

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    every decline in the SIMEX and OSE markets as a buying opportunity. Leeson attempted to recoup losses by buying long positions in the Nikkei 225 futures contracts and short positions in Japanese government bond futures. 3. No‚ senior management deserves considerable‚ if not equal‚ responsibility for the decline and failure of Barings Bank‚ as they directly ignored and downplayed the obvious indications of foul-play by Leesons‚ in regards to the enormity and consistency of his profitability‚ which

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    David Falkayn embarks on his trading journeys on behalf of his master Nichols van Rijn. The merchant explorer stumbles into Serendipity a company that claims that it can yield connections and hook up concepts. They have machinery that can create a rogue world that is unattached to a planetary system making it possible to mass transmute elements across interstellar space. The reclusive company’s owners are willing to talk to him but after the initial discussion‚ he leaves and does not return. Intending

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    deregulation of financial market in 1986‚ Barings expanded aggressively into derivative trading and recruited some extreme risk takers. Aiming at being the pioneer in speculative derivative trading‚ The Bank appointed Nick Leeson who seemed to understand financial market as the Chief trader in Barings Futures Singapore (BFS). During the first stage of audit risk assessment‚ the auditor should obtain understanding of the BFS’s business strategy to determine the corresponding risks. The main inherent

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    Assignment #4 Banking Industry Meltdown: The Ethical and Financial Risks of Derivatives Charlotte Witherspoon December 2‚ 2012 Ethics and Advocacy for Hr Professionals- HRM 522 Dr. Jack Huddleston‚ Instructor Assignment #4 – Banking Industry Meltdown 1. Determine which moral philosophies (as discussed in chapter 6) is most applicable to an understanding of the banking industry meltdown. Explain your rationale. “Moral philosophy is the study of moral judgements or the value

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    office‚ Nick Leeson.[1] The chain of events that led to the collapse of the bank could have been mitigated‚ if not entirely avoided‚ had management and/or the board of directors followed recommendations contained in internal reports that drew attention to the risks present in the highly leveraged trading program constructed by Nick Leeson‚ or by more thoroughly questioning the exorbitantly large profits being regularly reported by the relatively small Singapore office. The Nick Leeson case must be

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