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The role of risk culture
From the course: Introduction to Risk Management
The role of risk culture
- [Instructor] After the global financial crisis of 2008, regulators and the public reflected on how excessive risk taking at banks contributed to the depth of the economic recession that followed. This excessive risk taking is an example of the danger of not having an appropriate risk culture within a bank. So what is risk culture? Well, risk culture generally refers to the behaviors and attitudes encouraged by senior management towards risk, as well as the discussions and decisions made on risk management. It incorporates the shared values and goals embedded into a bank's enterprise risk framework. Risk culture has become an object of focus by regulators and senior management, but there's no consensus on exactly what it is or how it might be managed. It's hard to quantify risk culture because it comprises many qualitative elements. So instead, let's just focus on three elements regarded as critical to embedding a strong risk culture within a bank. Firstly, the tone at the top sets a…
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Managing risk in an enterprise2m 26s
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Risk capacity and risk appetite3m 2s
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Identifying risk1m 59s
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Risk assessment1m 19s
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Assessing risk likelihood1m 50s
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Assessing risk impact3m 21s
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Responding to risk2m 18s
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Monitoring risk1m 45s
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Corporate structure and risk management2m 11s
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The chief risk officer1m 35s
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Three lines of defense2m 1s
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The role of risk culture2m 22s
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