A synopsis of views and advice on current trends, regulatory supervision, and some practical solutions to the latest challenges.
Danish supervisory reviews shed light on risks and drive improvements in banks and mortgage credit institutions’ compliance work.
Issues highlighted in the report include the quality of customer risk assessment, detailed practical guidance, recordkeeping, and independent second-line assurance.
When buying off-the-shelf guff policies leads to poor risk management: what to look out for and what to avoid.
David Brain surfaces a gap in how these risks are commonly framed, and explains why a financial crime BWRA should not be treated as a subset of operational risk.
The regulator has raised concerns over some firms having weaker controls, and limited assessment of customers' experience and knowledge of ETP-associated risks.
Senior executive says missing out on opportunities can have a greater cost in the long term than taking responsible and managed risks.
The regulator said there is evidence of good practice too, but that firms can do better in adhering to the Consumer Duty.
