Opinion/Risk management
Mortgage and auto loan securitisations inflict op risk losses
Megan van Ooyen from SAS rounds up the top five operational risk losses for March 2017
FRTB: a Sisyphean labour
Banks continue to struggle with ever-shifting regulatory parameters
Blockbuster banks eye Netflix success
Incumbents have big ideas – but lots of baggage
Top five op risk losses: Mortgage fines continue to plague banks
Megan van Ooyen from SAS rounds up the top five operational risk losses for February 2017
Emerging cyber threats share a familiar root cause
Whether in banking or energy, most cyber breaches start with human error
Integrating cyber risk into an operational risk framework
Risk managers should feed each level of the company only the risk information it needs
Stress testing under IFRS 9: a field guide
Higher volatility of loan loss provisioning will complicate financial planning and hit capital
Deutsche, Credit Suisse settle mega RMBS fines
Megan van Ooyen from SAS rounds up the top five operational risk losses for January 2017
Thirty years of Risk magazine
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The problems with conduct risk loss aggregation
Aggregation of conduct risk losses is recommended practice, but it can seriously distort capital calculations
Op risk survey shows the insidious effects of political risk
Rise in geopolitical turmoil drives other risk factors, suggests a network analysis of 2017's survey
Hidden benefits of the Fed’s model validation push
Incidents such as the London Whale losses show an overhaul of model validation should be welcomed, not maligned
Goldman’s mortgage mis-selling fine tops 2016 op risk losses
Legal settlements with US regulators dominate the year's biggest operational risk charges
What lies beneath: attention lessons for risk managers
Allowing seemingly irrelevant problems to fester can lead to catastrophe
Intesa Sanpaolo takes $235 million hit for AML failures
Megan van Ooyen from SAS rounds up the top five operational risk losses for December 2016
FRTB’s risk factor framework is more punitive than it seems
Regime’s constraints may mean risk factors drop in and out of modellability far more frequently than dealers think