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Training - Commercial Banking

Fundamental of Operational Risk:

Participants will be equipped to:
* Understand the role data plays as the basic element of any operational risk program
* Categorize and index loss data
* Integrate different types of operational risk loss data into a single framework
* Analyze internal and external loss data from a variety of perspectives
Who should attend ?
This course is designed for senior financial service professionals who may be new to the operational risk discipline, junior risk professionals with limited or no experience with operational risk, or more experienced auditors, controllers, or risk professionals from other risk disciplines who may not have been exposed directly to operational risk principles and practice.

Course outline
MANAGING OPERATIONAL RISK
* The long view of operational risk: where we have come from and where we are going
* The characteristics of operational risk and how it differs from credit and market risk
* Regulatory developments and how Basel has impacted the discipline of managing, mitigating and measuring operational risk
* A historical perspective on definitional issues and why they matter

LOSS DATA
* Why collect internal data and what it can tell us about an institution
* Industry standards for building loss databases
* Introduction and history of BIS operational risk indexing categories (business units and event type)
* Identification of existing sources of historical loss data
* Capturing and classifying losses
* Mapping of internal losses to BIS data hierarchies
* Qualitative case analysis of external loss events, including attention to determining the internal control environment of the event, and how to glean lessons learned and relevancy for one's own organization
* Using external data as the basis for establishing a best practices program

SELF ASSESMENT
* Overview of key approaches to self assessment programs
* Determining the proper structure and scenarios for a self-assessment program
* The risk assessment workshop vs. other approaches (self-guided questionnaires, scorecards, interviews)
* Using case studies as content for informing the self assessment process
* Creating a self-assessment questionnaire and determining appropriate issues and risks to track
* Creating action plans based on assessing the effectiveness of controls
* Establish key risk indicators through the identification and monitoring of key internal data

CAPITAL CALCULATION and MODELING
* History of quantitative approaches to modeling operational risk
* Introduction to Operational Risk Value-at-Risk (VAR)
* Overview of operational risk capital requirements
* Creating quantitative values from qualitative inputs
* Modeling scenarios based on self-assessments
* Using analytics to manage risk effectively

2 Days

Course Fees
VAT to be included at the local rate, if applicable. Costs shown are per delegate inclusive of refreshments, lunches and seminar materials. Cost of accommodation is not included.
GBP 2500

Certificates of Participation
Certificates of participation are remitted to course participants upon request.
 
 

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