A lot of loose ends and not much time

David Keefe
01 Feb 2001

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International banking regulators confirmed in January that, from 2004, they would require major banks to reserve capital for the first time against operational risk - that is against such hazards as fraud, computer failure, poor documentation and human error.

Most international bankers contacted by Operational Risk accept the logic of a capital charge for op risk, but several had major reservations about the way the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is approaching the problem. The

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