CHAPTER 17
OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT IN FINANCIAL SERVICES
17.1 INTRODUCTION
(a) Rating Agency Requirements
17.2 APPROACHES TO OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
(a) The Basic Indicator Approach (BIA)
(b) The Standardized Approach (TSA)
(c) The Alternate Standard Approach (ASA)
(d) The Advanced Measurement Approach (AMA)
17.3 BANKING DOCUMENTATION
17.4 OPERATIONAL RISK TOOLS OVERVIEW
(a) Qualitative Tool: Risk Control Self-Assessment (RCSA)
(b) Qualitative Tool: Scorecards
(c) Qualitative Tool: Key Risk Indicators
(d) Qualitative Tool: Scenarios
(e) Quantitative Tool: Internal Loss Data
(f) Quantitative Tool: External Data
17.5 U.S. NPR: AMA APPROACHES FOR OPERATIONAL RISK
(a) Background
(b) Operational Risk Management
(i) Governance
(ii) Board of Directors and Management Oversight
(iii) Firmwide Operational Risk Management Function
(iv) Line of Business Management
(v) Reporting
(c) Operational Risk Data and Assessment
(i) Capture and Maintenance of Elements
(ii) Internal Operational Loss Event Data
(iii) External Operational Loss Event Data
(iv) Scenario Analysis
(v) Business Environment and Internal Control Factors
(d) Operational Risk Quantification
(i) Analytical Framework
(ii) Eligible Operational Risk Offsets
(iii) Unit of Measure
(iv) Accounting for Dependence
(v) Risk Mitigation
(vi) Alternative Approaches for Depository Institutions
(vii) Documentation of Operational Risk Quantification Systems
NOTES
17.1 INTRODUCTION
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