Insights Series
We are pleased to welcome you to BUCF's Non-Financial Risk (NFR) Insights series. The series serves as a continuation of our original Point of View: The pressing case to design and implement a Non-Financial Risk Management Framework.
Issue # 1 – Risk Taxonomy and Risk Identification
March 2018
A thorough analysis of a bank's risk profile that takes into consideration its business model and strategic direction is a fundamental prerequisite of an effective risk and control management framework; it necessitates a comprehensive risk taxonomy and a dynamic Risk Identification process.
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What's next in 2018?
Risk Appetite
Extend risk appetite frameworks across non-financial risks and ensure accountability by cascading to line of business level, timely monitoring and tangible management actions and limit framework
Technology
Selecting and deploying a common infrastructure to link processes to controls and support measurement and management of risks, while enhancing automation and transparency
Reporting
Creating a common reporting framework, where risks are monitored and communicated consistently across all lines of defence
Measurement & Monitoring
Perspectives to deploy qualitative and quantitative methodologies in order to measure and monitor NFRs
Supervision & Control Model
Ideas to leverage a rationalized inventory of controls across a wider spectrum of risks and processes
Governance
Adapting the existing governance model to include NFRs, with clear responsibilities across all risks
Our Insights Series by Deloitte's Banking Union Centre
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Europe's most ambitious integration project since the euro.
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