https://lnkd.in/gxsW3V26 Majority of chief risk officers (CROs) understand that operational resilience is a firm-wide risk mandate and imperative because it affects every aspect of how banks serve customers and communities. Victoria Adams shares an interesting perspective on how banks can use data to improve resilience and proactively adapt to change.
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50% of the large banks have weak or insufficient risk management🤯 This was a finding of the OCC in a recent confidential assessment of 22 US banks that was subsequently reported on by Bloomberg News. We're in Africa...why should we care...because when the US sneezes the world catches a cold. The last global financial crisis is a very distant memory. People very quickly moved on from the global pandemic and soon they will move on from the global IT outage. Note how many times I said "global". We are not immune from the impact and ripple effect of global events and we need to be vigilant against complacency after an immediate danger has past. I for one am concerned when 50% of potentially Globally Systemically Important Financial Institutions (G-SIFIs) and Systemically Important Financial Institutions (SIFIs) are found to have poor risk management in place. It's time to get the house in order before the next thing lands....and there will be a next thing.
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