Risk appetite, stress testing, and capital planning are inextricably linked because it is difficult to address any of the three concepts individually without addressing the others.
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The first question to ask yourself is whether you already have an internal audit methodology. After all, what good is a tool, if the audit methodology is flawed.
The Wolfsberg Principles gives a rule of thumb of one year after giving up a political function but some other guides give a two year period and individual practice may vary from one financial inst
An article published in MCX's July online journal on operational risk modeling for Banking and Insurance companies. http://www.ftrest.com/onlinejournal/july/8%20Operational%20risk%20modelling.pdf.
Every training channel has its advantages and disadvantages. Today, we will evaluate how AML E Learning can be an effective tool to manage money laundering.
Although, under Basel II, Indian Banks are adequately capitalized well above the minimum regulatory threshold of 9% Capital Adequacy Ratio, my study has highlighted the fact that in case Basel 3 ch
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued Basel III (India) Regulations on 2 May 2012. There have been few changes from the draft rules issued earlier for comment/feedback.
a. It is usually more difficult to compare services to a product and the guidelines for Procurement of Services is a problem in PSU's and Govt. purchase not only in India but across the world.
Cobrapost's Shocking Mega Expose: Major Indian Private Sector Banks, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank, Are Blatantly Running A Huge Nation-wide Money Laundering Racket “
Dear Risk Professionals, Despite controlled and restricted membership, Risk Management Professionals - India has now crossed a membership base of 3,000.
Quoted in the Wall Street Journal recently, "Canada’s top financial watchdog intends to press the big banks next year on how well prepared they are to deal with so-called “operational risk”–one of
Yes, you read it right. Who would dare to welcome “Risk” into their lives in the New Year.....other than the bravest, most prepared and proactive businesses.
