Sizing Operational Risk And The Effect Of Insurance: Implications For The Basel II Capital Accord

Topics:
Enterprise Risk Management
Tags:
Basel II,
Risk,
Management,
Insurance,
Harvard Knowledgebase,
Financial Services,
Financial Planning,
Finance,
Corporate Insurance,
Business Operations,
...
Source:
Harvard Knowledgebase

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Overview: This paper addresses the issue of regulatory capital for Operational Risk, focusing on the BIS proposals for banking organizations. It is organized into four parts followed by a conclusion. Part A looks at how a financial firm should determine how much Operational Risk to hold. Part B examines how the presence of insurance should affect this issue. Part C looks at legal risk as a microcosmic example of Operational Risk. Part D is the conclusion.

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Format: PDF | Size: 430KB | Date: Jun 2002 | Pages: 34


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