Risk mitigation has its downsides too

With CFOs and corporate treasurers focusing on risk, companies are now better prepared for the unexpected than ever before. But are new banking regulations actually increasing the risk of companies not getting paid and reducing their ability to finance their businesses?

With all that has happened since 2007, companies have less tolerance for risk than at any time in recent memory. Most companies have taken huge strides in de-risking their financial and treasury functions. From de-leveraging their balance sheets to reduce credit risk, to reducing the number of banking relationships to counteract counterparty risk, to stress testing their systems to abstraction to get a handle on operational risk, companies feel they are now in a position to face whatever the world can throw at them.

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