This story talks about Citi’s foray into visualization to help with risk management. My comments:
“Before all of the mess started, we were in a place where companies with household names were perceived as having zero risk,” says Kevin McPartland, senior analyst with Tabb Group. “There was no chance that a major bank would ever disappear, so the thought of a bank disappearing didn’t go into their calculations of risk. But the crisis did bring a good thing to the market-it made people more aware and more conscious of the risks they take and how they manage those risks.”