Operational risk management in a bank

Wincenty Kulpa

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bankowość, ryzyko bankowe, ryzyko operacyjne, apetyt na ryzyko, Basel II, Basell III, Capital Requirements Directives, zarządzanie ryzykiem operacyjnym, metody pomiaru ryzyka operacyjnego w banku

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ISBN/ISSN:

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2015

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234

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INTRODUCTION6
CHAPTER I11
OPERATIONAL RISK IN A BANK11
1.1. THE CONCEPT OF BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL RISK11
1.2. DISTINCTION OF OPERATIONAL RISK IN BANKS18
1.3. EXAMPLES OF SPECTACULAR OPERATIONAL RISK GENERATED LOSS27
CHAPTER II32
OPERATIONAL RISK AND SYSTEMIC RISK IN MODERN FINANCIAL MARKETS32
2.1. STRUCTURE OF FINANCIAL MARKETS32
2.2. RISK FACTORS IN THE FINANCIAL MARKET34
2.3. SYSTEMIC RISK36
2.4. OPERATIONAL RISK IN FINANCIAL MARKETS39
2.5. RISK APPETITE41
2.6. OPERATIONAL RISK AND THE GLOBAL CRISIS IN THE BANKING SECTOR46
CHAPTER III49
REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE MANAGEMENT OF OPERATIONAL RISK IN A BANK49
3.1. SECURITY OF FINANCIAL SYSTEM49
3.2. WORLD REGULATIONS IN THE SCOPE OF MANAGING OPERATIONAL RISK50
3.3. EUROPEAN REGULATIONS67
3.4. NATIONAL REGULATIONS71
3.5. INTERNAL BANK REGULATIONS75
3.6. REGULATIVE ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE77
CHAPTER IV80
METHODS AND MODELS OF OPERATIONAL RISK MEASUREMENT IN A BANK80
4.1. CAPITAL ADEQUACY – THE AIM OF OPERATIONAL RISK MEASUREMENT IN A BANK80
4.2. FAILURE MODE EFFECTS ANALYSIS (FMEA)82
4.3. RISK MATRIX84
4.4. METHODS USED TO ALLOCATE THE CAPITAL TO COVER OPERATIONAL RISK85
4.5. BASIC INDICATOR APPROACH (BIA)87
4.6. THE STANDARDISED APPROACH (TSA)94
4.7. ALTERNATIVE STANDARDIZED APPROACH (ASA)100
4.8. THE SPECIFICITY OF ADVANCED MEASUREMENT APPROACHES (AMA)100
4.9. ADVANCED OPERATIONAL RISK MEASUREMENT APPROACHES (AMA) TO CAPITAL. REQUIREMENT OF THE BANK110
4.10. COMPARISON OF METHODS DETERMINING THE CAPITAL REQUIREMENT FOR OPERATIONAL RISK120
CHAPTER V122
OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN A BANKING ENTERPRISE122
5.1. STRATEGY AND STRUCTURE OF OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT122
5.2. IDENTIFICATION OF OPERATIONAL RISK IN A BANK137
5.3 ASSESSMENT AND MEASUREMENT OF OPERATIONAL RISK IN A BANK IN ORDER TO DETERMINE CAPITAL REQUIREMENT142
5.4. COUNTERACTING RISK152
5.5. OPERATIONAL RISK CONTROL IN A BANK157
5.6. MONITORING AND REPORTING OPERATIONAL RISK IN A BANK163
AN ATTEMPT TO APPLY AMA MODEL TO CALCULATE CAPITAL ADEQUACY FOR OPERATIONAL RISK IN A BANK170
CHAPTER VI170
6.1. FOUNDATIONS OF CALCULATING CAPITAL REQUIREMENT FOR OPERATIONAL RISK USING THE AMA APPROACHES170
6.2. CALCULATING THE VALUE OF CAPITAL REQUIREMENT FOR OPERATIONAL RISK USING THE ADVANCED APPROACH AMA AND LDA MODEL171
6.3. ASSESSING DISTRIBUTION OF LOSS ACUTENESS (SIZE) IN A SELECTED RISK CLASS175
6.4. ESTIMATING LOSS NUMBER (FREQUENCY) DISTRIBUTION180
6.5. CREATING DISTRIBUTION LINE OF JOINT DISTRIBUTION IN A SELECTED RISK CLASS181
6.6. CALCULATING TOTAL CAPITAL FOR RISK184
6.7. CALCULATING CAPITAL VALUE FOR OPERATIONAL RISK FOR THE PURPOSE OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY OF A BANK185
6.8. ALLOCATING CAPITAL REQUIREMENT CALCULATED FOR BANK INTERNAL SUBJECTS BY MEANS OF THE ADVANCED METHOD187
CHAPTER VII188
OPERATIONAL RISK CAPITAL IN BANKS IN POLAND IN THE YEARS 2010-2012 188
7.1. THE TOTAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENT IN THE EQUITY FUNDS OF THE STUDIED BANKS188
7.2. OPERATIONAL RISK CAPITAL REQUIREMENT IN THE STUDIED BANKS191
7.3. ESTIMATION OF THE CAPITAL ADEQUACY FOR OPERATIONAL RISK ON THE EXAMPLE OF TWO BIGGEST BANKS IN POLAND194
CONCLUSION203
BIBLIOGRAPHY208
INDEX OF DIAGRAMS222
INDEX OF FIGURES223
INDEX OF TABLES224
APPENDIX 1. THE SHARE OF THE TOTAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENT IN THE EQUITY OF BANKS IN THE YEARS 2010-2012226
APPENDIX 2. THE SHARE OF OPERATIONAL RISK REQUIREMENT IN THE TOTAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENT FOR THE STUDIED BANKS IN THE YEARS 2010-2012227
APPENDIX 3. OPERATIONAL RISK CAPITAL REQUIREMENT IN THE EQUITY IN SELECTED BANKS IN THE YEARS 2010-2012228
ZHRNUTIE 229

processes,peopleandtechnicalsystems,orexternalevents”,andthisdefinitioninitsmeaning

includedalsolegalrisk

51.

Herewemustemphasisethat,apartfromthedefinitionspecifiedinBaselII,

individualbanksdefineoperationalriskinanindividualway,whichispresentedinasurvey

conductedin2003bytheJournalofOperationalRisk.Herearesomedefinitionsof

operationalriskgivenbyfinancialinstitutionsparticipatinginthesurvey:

BankofAmerica–“potentiallossresultingfromeventswiththeparticipationof

people,eventscausedbytechnology,causedbyprocesses,lawsuits,externalevents,mistakes

inorderprocessingaswellassupervisioninterventionandreputationalloss”

Citigroup–“theriskoflossresultingfrominadequateorfaultyinternalprocesses,faults

ofpeople,systemsorexternalevents.Itincludesthereputationalriskandfranchiseriskconnected

withbank'sbusinesspracticeorthewayitfunctionsinthemarketofbankingservices”

Commerzbank—“theriskoflossresultingfrominadequateordefectiveinternal

processes,andalsofrominappropriatesystemsfunctioning,thehumanfactorandasaresult

ofexternalevents.Legalriskisrecognisedasapartofoperationalrisk.Itincludesthe

consequencesofinappropriatelyexecutedagreementsandtheconsequencesofchangesinthe

legalenvironment.Theabovedefinitiondoesnotincludestrategicriskandreputationalrisk,

whichweredefinedseparately".

DeutscheBank—”potentiallosscausedbypeopleduringtheprojectmanagement

process,byerrorsindocumentationandincontractswithcustomers,aswellascausedby

technologicalorinfrastructurefailure,catastrophesandexternalactions,aswellasdisturbances

intheareaofcustomerrelations.Thisdefinitionincludeslegalandregulatoryrisk".

FleetBoston—”theriskoflossresultingfromimproperorfaultyinternalprocess,

failedsystems,stafferrorsor,also,externalevents.".

GoldmanSachs—“theriskofreputationalloss,interferenceofbankingsupervision,

andalsotheriskoflossresultingfromimproperorfaultyinternalprocessesorsystem

breakdowns.Itmayappearinmechanicalortechnologicalmechanisms,intheinfrastructure

andindailybusinessactivities,asaresultofextraordinaryevents,includingthosecausedby

independentfactors.Operationallossmayalsobecausedbyhumanerrorsorintentional

actionsofemployees(fraud)".

HSBC—“theriskoflosscausedbyfraud,illegalactions,errorsandnegligence,

inefficiency,systemerrors,orinconsequenceofexternalevents".

JPMorganChase—“theriskoflossresultingfromfailedprocessesorsystems,the

humanfactororexternalevents".Reputationalrisk(definedseparately)appearswhenthe

bank,”inadequatelymanagescredit,marketoroperationalrisk,ordoesnotmaintainbusiness

practiceatthehighestpossiblelevel”.

LloydsTSB—“ThebankadoptstheBaseldefinitionofoperationalriskwiththe

additionofreputationalrisk”.

MorganStanley—“Thetermoperationalriskgenerallyreferstotheriskofloss

resultingfrombankingoperations,includinginappropriateorunauthorisedcompletionor

settlementoftransactions,bankingsystemerrorsorbanksecuritybreach"

52.

Regardlessoftheaccepteddefinitionofoperationalrisk,itsdescriptionisthebasisof

efficientmanagementinafinancialinstitution.MostbanksrelyonthedefinitionoftheBasel

Committeeandtheirguidelinesformanagementandforpreventionfromtheeffectsofthe

risk.Thisdoesnotchangethefactthateveryfinancialinstitutionadoptsthisdefinition,

expandingitwiththoseaspectsandactivitieswhicharenotincludedinitsbasicversion.

BaselCommitteeonBankingSupervision“InternationalConvergenceofCapitalMeasurementandCapital

StandardsaRevisedFramework”BankforInternationalSettlements,Basel2004,pp.137-138.

CorporateGovernanceSurvey2003,Part1,OnRiskDisclosure;aLangRoadAhead,„OperationalRisk

2003,vol.4,no6.

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