OECD, 1 December 2008

 

Improving the effectiveness of regulation through better risk assessment and management

• Risk-Based Regulation, Professor Julia Black,  Director of Research, Department of Law; Research Associate, ESRC Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation (CARR), London School of Economics and Political Science
• Improving the effectiveness of regulation through better risk management – a view from the United Kingdom’s Risk and Regulation Advisory Council, Dr. Tim Heymann, Member of the Risk and Regulation Advisory Council, United Kingdom
• Improving the Effectiveness of Regulation Through Better Risk Assessment and Management: the Position of Private Standards in Agri-Food Markets, Professor Spencer Henson, Department of Food Agriculture and Resource Economics, University of Guelph, Canada.

Improving governance arrangements for the management of risk

• Risk Regulatory Concepts and the Law: A Discussion Paper, Dr Liz Fisher, Fellow in Law, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, United Kingdom
• The EU Risk Analysis Approach and the Perspectives for a Global Risk Assessment Dialogue, Mr Bernado Delogu, Head of Unit, Risk Assessment, Health and Consumer Directorate General, European Commission
• Regulating for Risk in Australia: Governance and Systemic Issues, Mr. Gary Banks, Chairman, Australian Government Productivity Commission
• Risk Assessment for Regulatory Decision Making, Dr. John D. Graham, Dean, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, United States

Reflections on risk-based approaches to financial sector regulation

• Reflections on Risk-based Approaches to Financial Sector, Mr. Gerard Rameix, Secretary General, Autorité des Marchés Financiers, France
• Risk-based Regulation, Mr. Lyndon Nelson, Head of Risk, Financial Services Authority, United Kingdom
• Risk-based Approach in Financial Supervision: The Hungarian Case,  Mr. Balogh Laszlo, Former managing director, Hungarian Financial Supervisory Authority, Former Ambassador of Hungary to the OECD