
US Bank’s op risk chief on terrorism and continuity
Jodi Richard explains overhaul of firm’s op risk programme, including crisis management plans

Terrorism is a constant worry for financial services firms. That includes the spectre of organised extremist groups – such as those accused of perpetrating recent attacks in Brussels, Nice and Paris – as well as the threat of radicalised 'lone wolf' operatives.
Given what it sees as a heightened risk, US Bank is reinforcing its plans for this kind of event.
"We've been looking at everything in that space to make sure we are nimble and confident in our response," says chief operational risk
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