Blog
Insights and news for GRC & ESG


Streamlining Model Risk Management for Canadian Financial Institutions: A Guide to Guideline E-23 Compliance
Introduction As the financial landscape continues to evolve, institutions face an increasing reliance on models for risk management and stress testing. However, the use of models inherently carries a risk of error and potential loss.


Principle 5: Model Risk Mitigants – Safeguarding Financial Institutions in the United Kingdom in Alignment with SS1/23
Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of finance, models are invaluable tools used by banks to make informed decisions and manage risks effectively. However, with the increasing complexity and potential vulnerabilities associated with models, it


Principle 4: Independent Model Validation – Ensuring Robust Model Risk Management for UK Banks in Alignment with SS1/23
Introduction In the ever-evolving financial landscape, models play a critical role in supporting decision-making processes within banks. However, with the increasing complexity and potential risks associated with models, it is crucial for financial institutions to


Principle 3: Model Development, Implementation, and Use – Driving Effective Model Risk Management for UK Banks in Alignment with SS1/23
Introduction In the realm of finance, models are essential tools used by banks to inform decision-making processes and assess risks. However, as financial systems become more complex, it is crucial for banks to have robust


Principle 2: Model Governance – Strengthening Model Risk Management for UK Banks in Alignment with SS1/23
Introduction Models play a crucial role in supporting decision-making processes within banks. However, with the increasing complexity and interconnectedness of financial systems, it is essential for banks to have effective model risk management (MRM) practices


Principle 1: Model Identification and Model Risk Classification – Enhancing Model Risk Management for UK Banks in Alignment with SS1/23
Introduction The use of models has become an integral part of decision-making processes within banks. However, with the increasing complexity and interconnectedness of financial systems, the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has recognized


Bank of England’s SS1/23: Effective Model Risk Management Principles for Banks
Introduction In the dynamic landscape of the financial industry, banks face increasing complexity in their operations and risk management. To address the challenges posed by the use of models in decision-making processes, the Bank of


Leveraging Panels of Subject Matter Experts to Expedite Risk Assessment and Response
From cybersecurity threats to regulatory compliance issues, enterprises must prioritize risk assessment and response to mitigate potential damages. One effective approach gaining traction is the use of panels comprised of subject matter experts (SMEs) to


Expanding the Use of Risk Appetite Statements for Better Risk Management
In recent years, risk appetite statements have emerged as valuable tools in the financial industry. Originally designed to enhance communication among employees, investors, and regulators, these statements have proven to be instrumental in maintaining a


Enhancing Risk Management: Understanding Risk Maturity Frameworks
Enterprises are facing an increasing number of interconnected vulnerabilities, necessitating robust risk management strategies. To effectively navigate this complex environment, more and more organizations are turning to risk maturity frameworks. These frameworks, similar to the