As financial services organizations adapt their business models and processes to take advantage of technology advances, operational risk management practices also may have to undergo reevaluation to ...

Operational risk is the risk of losses caused by flawed or failed processes, policies, systems, people or events that disrupt business operations. Unlike financial and market risks, which stem from ...

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The real test of operational risk management is not simply how a bank performs on an ordinary Tuesday when every system works ...

Companies that want to achieve a sustainable and profitable business need to focus on three dimensions of their operations, generally speaking. First is value protection, a foundational concern that ...

Operational risk is often described as the “silent disruptor” of the financial world. Unlike credit risk or market risk, which are measurable and frequently modeled with precision, operational risk is ...

Operational resilience is defined as an organization's capability to endure adverse disruptions, adapt to challenges and recover from events such as cyberattacks, natural disasters, supply chain ...

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The push for standardization under Basel III continues, bringing significant changes to how banks calculate capital requirements for operational risk. Against this backdrop, the European Banking ...

Welcome to the third issue of Volume 21 of The Journal of Operational Risk. Risk appetite is a fundamental component of operational risk management because it defines the amount and type of risk an ...