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Board of
Directors, Audit Committee, Management, External
and Internal Auditors: have you considered
the following risks to the Bank? |
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Banks traditionally have focused primarily on credit
risk and to a lesser extent interest rate risk and
control risk. However, in today's environment numerous
other risks exist that should be evaluated and considered
by all levels of management. Some of these risks include:
- Cash management risk
- Commitments and contingency risk
- Competition risk
- Corresponding financial institutions risk
- Customer risk
- Economic risk
- Employee risk
- Environmental risk
- Financial reporting risk
- Fraudulent financial reporting risk
- Information processing risk
- Internal control risk
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- Investment risk
- Investor risk
- Management (owner/manager) risk
- Misappropriation of assets (defalcation) risk
- Operations risk
- Other risks that may be unique to your institution
- Planning and budgeting risk
- Political risk
- Regulatory risk
- Social risk
- Supply risk
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All of the above risks somehow effect your Bank. For additional
details on individual risk assessments, please click here.
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