An Introduction to Operational Risk
Operational risks affect everyone and can occur anywhere within a business. Losses can be financial, but they can also be non-financial, such as reputational damage. They can also result in regulatory action, including monitoring, growth limits or even fines. Put simply, the consequences of a risk event can be considerable – both financially and commercially.
A business needs to take risks if it is to thrive and grow, but these risks must be managed and kept within acceptable limits. Failures in operational risk management can arise through lapsed processes, inadequate systems, or poor governance. As such, it’s critical that operational risk is effectively managed by staff at all levels.
Who can study this programme?
An introduction to operational risk is a short, interactive course open to those who:
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currently work in a bank or financial institution
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are interested in getting into a risk related role
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are looking to increasing their knowledge of risk.
As this is an entry-level course it will teach you the fundamentals of operational risk.