This article discusses the risk management practices at businesses that failed during the 2008 financial crisis such as the American International Group Inc. Issues relating to investor confidence in the financial system are analysed in terms of the inability of corporate executives and ratings agencies to accurately measure risk levels. The difficulty of conducting objective analyses of enterprise risk management practices in the rating of large corporation is assessed. The position of ratings companies such as Standard & Poor's Corp. is considered.
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