Operational risk

IIF says much work remains on Basel II

The Institute of International Finance (IIF), the Washington, DC trade association of financial institutions, contends that Basel II still has a long way to go before it can be finalised, in its response to the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision’s…

Operational risk: looking at the bigger picture

In the first of a two-part feature, Mark Holmes suggests that financial firms' operational risk issues would be better understood and handled by taking a leaf out of the op risk concepts and techniques developed in other industries.

Sponsor's article > The operational risk pyramid

The extremely heterogeneous character of operational risk often makes discussion of it appear fragmented and unstructured. David Rowe proposes one possible paradigm for organising our thinking on various aspects of this increasingly important topic.

Does CP3 get it right?

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's third consultative paper raises several complex issues, not least of which is: will it work in practice?

Basel II creates myriad problems for US investment banks

Basel II is causing substantial problems for US investment banks whose overseas subsidiaries may receive harsh treatment under the new capital regime and whose home regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), says it is unsure when it will…

Basel Committee releases two reports

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision released two reports this morning—one on risk integration and aggregation and second on operational risk transfer. The papers are authored by the Joint Forum, which is composed of members of the Basel Committee,…

A capital adequacy primer

A summary of the Committee of Chief Risk Officers' (CCRO) emerging guidelines on capital adequacy, by Cinergy's Antonio Ligeralde, Kenneth Robinson of El Paso Merchant Energy and CCRO head Michael Smith.

Cad text horrifies credit agencies

LONDON - Industry associations and rating agencies are concerned about the regulatory risk implications of new regulations on credit rating agencies inserted into the latest draft of the EU Cad, published in early July.

Isda and BMA propose 35% charge for restructuring risk

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda) and the Bond Market Association (BMA) submitted a comment letter today to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in which they argued that, for the sake of capital calculations, loans hedged…

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