Management and Regulation Risk Dr. Nancy Agens, Head, Technical Operations, Tutorsindia info@ tutorsindia.com
In Brief Global Financial crisis has contributed to heightened significance of regulatory risk management. Enforcement risk is an entity's inability to comply with laws and regulations, procedures, policies, legislation and standards. Effective policies for internal risk management are to ensure that people are aware of the demands and follow guidance. Companies should be recommended to collaborate with thirdparty organizations, implement IT in especially data analytics, and control the product life cycle Framework in order to conform to external mandates. I. INTRODUCTION Regulatory risks are key worry nowadays for company owners. After the Financial crisis, the federal government and other regulatory authorities have increasingly involved in the creation and implementation of policies for corporate. II. GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS LED TO AN INCREASED IMPORTANCE OF REGULATORY RISK MANAGEMENT Although credit and market risk have long been on the radar of higher Management, recent regulatory changes focusing on enhanced capital adequacy, liquidity, accountability and customer safety put greater importance on successful Mechanisms for risk Management. The financial crisis highlighted significant weaknesses in bank and risk control approaches. A result is the shifting Copyright Š 2020 TutorsIndia. All rights reserved
emphasis of the competitiveness of the company and more by consumer requirements. Financial resilience is the latest slogan and by improved structures and directives, loopholes found in regulation and management are being filled (Ozdemir, 2020). Firms offering financial services are under growing strain to handle regulatory enforcement and related damages more efficiently. Risk management and avoidance at both business and operation level, details of record storing and difficulty maintaining them deserve far more consideration. Practice demonstrates that the accuracy and credibility of the data should not be taken lightly and it may be expensive to get it wrong. The expense of inadequate enforcement is generally both financial and reputational, as per the demonstrations of recent high penalties levied mainly by US regulators on key financial houses. With current Basel III capital adequacy and liquidity system on the path for adoption over the next few years, and changing requirements imposed by Western national policymakers and regulators, the risk of property collecting and using the correct data for risk management has become crucial (Sharma, 2020). While UAE banks were relatively untouched by this worldwide bank crisis, the slump in the real-estate sector in 2009 highlighted that local banks need to provide clearer data on exposures relevant to industries so that institutions can better withstand shocks and banks can provide sufficient and reliable services under different circumstances.
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