Studies how to deal with disruptive events and losses from failures of processes, people or systems, and promotes the analysis of strategic and emerging risks.

Objective and functions

Analyze documents from internationally recognized organizations (standards, norms, guides and manuals) that serve as a reference for institutions to deal with disruptive events, losses from failures of processes, people or systems, and losses from inadequate decisions in defining or executing their strategy, and promote the analysis of emerging risks, such as environmental and reputational ones.

  1. 01Prepare a periodic report of relevant operational risk indicators.
  2. 02Promote the publication of official statistics on the operational risk events that institutions report to supervisors.
  3. 03Analyze disruptive events of interest to the Club (pandemics, climate change, natural disasters, forest fires, floods, pollution) and build a documentary repository.
  4. 04Promote new regulations or changes to existing ones to strengthen the control framework for operational and emerging risks.
  5. 05Promote best practices among members to mitigate these risks.
  6. 06Hold discussions with figures from the public and private sectors.

What operational, strategic and emerging risks are

Emerging risks

New or changing risks, with high uncertainty and hard to quantify, such as climate, technology or reputational risks. They are identified in advance through environmental scanning and scenarios. The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report is an annual reference.

How it is measured and quantified

It combines data from actual events with expert assessments, because there is little historical data on extreme events.

  • Loss event database

    Systematic record of operational events with their amount, cause, line of business and recoveries. It feeds both internal management and the capital calculation.

  • Risk and control self-assessment (RCSA)

    Each area rates its inherent risks and the effectiveness of its controls, and the residual risk is obtained.

  • Key risk indicators (KRI)

    Early signals with thresholds and a traffic-light scheme: turnover of critical staff, errors per transaction volume, system outages, overdue open incidents.

  • Scenario analysis

    Estimates the impact of severe but plausible events, such as the failure of a critical supplier or an internal fraud, which barely appear in the data.

  • Regulatory capital

    Capital = business indicator component × internal loss multiplier

    The Basel standardized approach combines the size of the business, measured with the business indicator, with the institution’s own loss history.

  • Strategic and emerging risks

    They are assessed with scenarios, leading indicators and periodic reviews of the environment, since they do not lend themselves to a single formula.

How it is managed

Coordination

Those who lead the committee. The coordination and co-coordination roles rotate once a year.

Coordination

Nancy Salgado

PwC

Co-coordination

To be appointed

This position is assigned by annual rotation.

Regulations and recommended readings

Standards and documents that the committee uses as the basis of its work.

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