Monday, November 17, 2008

Things occupying my mind

Sometimes I have too many things occupying my mind that it becomes paralysis by analysis or perhaps over-analysis. I would like to think that at this juncture in my career I should work differently and that the leadership I provide is the one that ultimately matters and not the nitty-gritty of the various aspects of financial risk management. So why do I feel that I have not delivered?

Things occupying my mind and in no particular order of importance:


  1. The CFP Compliance and its analysis for two very big entities within the Group.
  2. The CFP Supporting Guidelines that is long overdue
  3. The long-term perspectives of CFP in terms of consistency in approach, governance, building capability as advisor
  4. Alignment to Group Risk efforts and the effort it takes knowing how I approach things
  5. The issuance of alerts that needs to be sent out
  6. The management (or mismanagement) of a major systems upgrade project
  7. The foundations of a major project, resource management with the stretched resources that we have, the overall approach
  8. The different philosophy that I have in leading the financial crisis task force
  9. Staff development, coaching and feedback
  10. Managing market risks vs. counter-party risks
  11. Leading the FX in Financing Value Chain initiative
  12. The PCP Engagement Session and coordination of such a meeting
  13. Indonesia Country Risk Strategy and our role in providing the financial risk perspective

The list goes on and on....when can I take a breather?

HELP!

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