Operational risk fundamentals


Instructor led in-person training course 

13.5 hours of intensive training on operational risk fundamentals

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₹10,000

all inclusive

Training instructor for this course

Dr. M.S.Babu

Head - Acies LightHouse Academy

Dr. Babu is a senior banking and financial services professional having over three decades of experience working with financial institutions based in India, Kuwait and Qatar.  

Prior to joining Acies, he was the Executive Director at PSB Alliance, a company formed by 12 public sector banks in India to provide doorstep banking and other services to customers. He was also the MD & CEO of Cordex India that was formed by a consortium of banks for to provide industry-wide operational risk losses data for use by the member banks for benchmarking, developing KRIs and also helping to improve risk management processes and practices.

He is an MBA Finance and a Doctorate in Business Administration and has completed CAIIB, Diplomas in Forensic Audit and Internal Audit and GRC professional exams.

Apply practical methods to learn about the use of operational risk (OR)

Operational risk (OR) applicability

Learn where OR is applicable in a financial institution

OR regulations and governance

Learn about the regulatory expectations for managing ops risk

Types of OR tools and data capture

Learn about RCSA, KRI, incident reporting and loss data handling

BCP/ TPRM/ Cyber and other emerging ops risks

Learn the evolving OR types and practices

Who is this course meant for?

Operational risk and financial analysis professionals at banks
New joinees and experienced risk professionals
Internal audit and governance teams at banks

Training coverage

− Overview of Operational Risk (OR) in Banking Sector
− Definition and Types of OR

− Introduction to the regulatory and Basel guidelines related to ORM
− Evolution of regulatory guidelines on ORM
− Overview of different requirements under Basel I, II and III related to ORM and their respective status in countries’ regulations
− Overview of the changes proposed as part of Basel IV and impact on the organization’s ORM process

− Introduction to three lines of defense and role of ORM in each of those
− Overview of the ORM organization structure and committee structure
− Overview of roles and responsibilities of the ORM department
− Various activities performed under ORM
− Interaction of ORM department with other business functions of the organization

− Walkthrough of a typical user journey for conducting ORM
− SOPs to identify relevant business risks and controls
− RCSA – Identification, definition, assessment , remediation framework and residual risk
− KRI – identification, computation & monitoring framework
− Loss data management – identification and recovery management framework

− Define the RCSA framework
− Process of setting up RCSA structure and framework
− Process of managing and utilizing results of RCSA framework
− Rating scale for measuring severity and frequency of risks
− Rating scale for assessing effectiveness of controls
− Heat Maps- Scoring model to calculate inherent risk score and residual risk score

− Explain the concept of KRIs
− Deriving KRI from the RCSA exercise
− Practical examples of KRI for some of the functions of the organization
− Concept of risk culture and factors effecting risk culture at the organization
− Embedding outputs of RCSA exercise into performance assessment to derive risk culture at the organization

− Concept of incident reporting, its importance on development of ORM framework
− Discussion on usage of incident reporting from risk measurement and risk mitigation perspective
− Role of business to build up a proper incident reporting framework
− OR Loss Data Management and modelling

− RCSA exercise - development of RCSA framework with few examples

− Overview of BCM and its relevance in ORM
− Risk assessment and BIA overview
− Key elements of a BCP framework
− Key components of operational resilience – BCP, IM, DR, Crisis communication
− Regulatory landscape

− Overview of IT risks, Cyber threats, FinTech Evolution
− Cyber Security risk assessments and controls

− Definitions, Identification and categorization of third-party risks – vendor selection, supply-chain risks, due diligence, etc.
− Compliance and regulatory landscape for TPRM
− Robust TPRM framework – policies, methodologies, risk tolerance and appetite

− What are frauds in financial services industry
− Fraud Triangle and Compliance

− KRI exercise: Development of KRIs with few examples

Total training hours

13.5 hours across 2 days

Assessment involved

Yes - at the end of the course

Certification

On completion of assessment

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