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Operational Risk Management Framework The World Bank Webinar Presented by: Carla Searle, Operational Risk and Compliance Manager Date: 7 th December 2016 OFFICIAL SENSITIVE 1 CHAIN OF EVENTS OF OPERATIONAL RISK OPERATIONAL RISK Chain of


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OFFICIAL – SENSITIVE 1

Operational Risk Management Framework

The World Bank Webinar

Presented by: Carla Searle, Operational Risk and Compliance Manager Date: 7th December 2016

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CHAIN OF EVENTS OF OPERATIONAL RISK

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) defines Operational Risk as: ‘The risk of loss resulting from inadequate or failed internal processes, people and systems or from external events.’

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ROOT CAUSE EVENTS IMPACTS

OPERATIONAL RISK

Chain of Events

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CORPORATE CULTURE

Identity

‘The way we do things around here’

  • Risk
  • Occurrence
  • Management

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CORPORATE CULTURE

Risk Culture

  • Impacts to the Risk Culture:
  • Quality and integrity of staff;
  • Extent of change the organisation is going through;
  • Effectiveness of the control environment; and,
  • Reward practices.

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OPERATIONAL RISK FRAMEWORK

Key Components

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OPERATIONAL RISK FRAMEWORK

Operational Risk Policy

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  • Outline:
  • Sponsorship
  • Identifying Key Risk Officers
  • Firm-Wide Approach
  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Principles of the Three Lines of Defence
  • Co-ordination
  • Acceptable Risk Levels
  • Control Standards Framework
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OPERATIONAL RISK FRAMEWORK

Constraints

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  • Implementing an Operational Risk Framework:
  • Data collection and management constraints
  • Cultural constraints
  • Resource and cost constraints
  • Indicator constraints