Operational risk data

Resolving the confusion

Risk control self-assessments have become a Tower of Babel for the op risk discipline, with a variety of different approaches being taken. Ellen Davis reports

Time for change

Implementation of the core principles of op risk still has a long way to go in the Asia-Pacific region. Ellen Davis reports

Event horizon

Rick Cech takes a second look at what makes up operational risk event types, and asks if there is a more advanced way to define them

Operational risk at a crossroads

Just where is operational risk going? This is the question that, in one form or another, seems to be dropping from the lips of most executives in the field these days. People are clearly worried.

The stagnancy of risk transfer

It's fairly clear from our feature on alternative forms of risk transfer for op risk that not much has happened in this space over the past two years, despite a lot of fine words from both the insurance industry and its clients.

Building scenarios

Kenji Fujii of UFJ Holdings looks at the benefits of using scenario analysis as a means of managing operational risk, and discusses UFJ Bank's scenario-based advanced measurement approach.

German banks plan op loss data consortium

A number of German public-sector banks will start pooling operational loss data next year, in a bid to create an op risk loss database that could, they say, eventually include banks from other European countries.

What's coming, and when

This article covers significant dates over the next couple of months from an international, European, UK and US regulatory perspective.

ABA sets up new op risk committee

The American Bankers Association (ABA) has created a new operating risk committee to help bankers reduce losses and comply with new capital requirements laid out in Basel II, the new regulatory capital accord being devised by the Basel Committee on…

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