A Tale of Two Standards
Jack Doherty Jack Doherty

A Tale of Two Standards

It’s a classic tale of two cities, formulated and fit into with variance of love and chagrin by financiers around the world: LIBOR and SOFR...

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Saving the Green
Jack Doherty Jack Doherty

Saving the Green

In the Industrial Revolution the word brought up images of Andrew Carnegies and J.P. Morgans. Today, it draws up thoughts of The Wolf of Wall Street and Tony Stark; plutocrats sweeping aside the mere mortals in their way...

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Ancient Problems, Modern Solutions
Alexander Law Alexander Law

Ancient Problems, Modern Solutions

Consider, for a moment, ancient history. Pick any civilization: Sumeria, Greece, Rome — it does not matter for this little thought experiment. Certainly, they have much in common; they were great empires, they innovated the world in ways no one else had before — all those bells and whistles. The similarity that needs to be pointed out, though, is the importance of concrete data…

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Crafting a Culture of Applied Security
Jack Doherty Jack Doherty

Crafting a Culture of Applied Security

In the sensationalized world bordering the novelties of a cyberpunk dystopia, we rarely reach a point in our day where considerations for cybersecurity are standard fare. Often, our convictions to the convenient remain a constant as we sacrifice a lot of safety for a little bit of freedom...

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Our Commitment to Diverse Hiring
Jack Doherty Jack Doherty

Our Commitment to Diverse Hiring

Difficult and deep-seated problems such as these require varied and innovative thinking. At Forest Park, we believe that the more diverse the group, the more viewpoints are provided, enabling us to best resolve the complex problems that we address. In fact, the success of our company would be impossible without such diversity…

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Preventing Losses Associated with Asymmetric Information in Loans
Jack Doherty Jack Doherty

Preventing Losses Associated with Asymmetric Information in Loans

Asymmetric information or “information failure” can severely hinder the efficient operation of credit markets. This occurs when one party involved in a transaction has more knowledge than the other party, tending to result in a variety of inefficiencies and losses…

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