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- A simple definition is that all risk types, excluding credit, market, interest rate and liquidity risk, are considered to be NFR, including operational, regulatory, environmental, social and governance (ESG), strategic and business risks, to name a few.
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A simple definition is that all risk types, excluding credit, market, interest rate and liquidity risk, are considered to be NFR, including operational, regulatory, environmental, social and governance (ESG), strategic and business risks, to name a few.
- What Is Non-Financial Risk and What Are Its Impacts?
- Risk Is Made Up of Three Main Parts
- Non-Financial Risk Is Operational and Strategic Risk
- Conclusions and Next Steps For Your Organisation
So what is "non-financial risk" or "NFR", as we seem to love acronyms in risk management (or should I say RM?). NFR is a broad term that is usually defined by exclusion, that is, any risks other than the traditional financial risks of market, credit, and liquidity . I’ve never been a fan of defining something by what it is not. It implies that it i...
Impacts/consequences: This is the "effect" on objectives Causes: These are the root causes of the risk, often identified through asking the questions Why? and continuing until the answer is "it just is" or the answer is "outside of your influence". Events: These are things that occur between the causes and the impacts.
These can be summarised as operational risk (including HR, culture & conduct, IT, data & cyber, business disruption, fraud, legal & compliance, assets, and infrastructure), and strategic risk. If we are to refer to "non-financial risk" then I think it should be made clear that we are talking about risks other than those managed directly by the fina...
We, at Protecht, do risk management. This includes market, credit and liquidity risk, although this accounts for less than 10% of what we do. Most importantly we do operational and strategic risk managementand have done for 20 years. We don’t need another name "non-financial risk" for the risks we manage and we certainly don’t need to resort to an ...
Sep 9, 2024 · What is non-financial risk? Non-financial risk (NFR) works on an exclusionary basis; in that the term encompasses all of an organizations’ threat events except for those with a direct link to finances. Financial risks typically describe potential events where the primary impact is a loss of capital. For example:
Non-financial risks, such as operational, reputational and strategic risks, have become increasingly important elements of a bank’s risk landcape in recent years.
Adapting risk management practices to prepare for future non-financial risks. In the ever-evolving landscape of financial services, the significance of non-financial risk (NFR) management has become increasingly vital.
Non-financial risks include: Operational risk (Op risk). In case that Op risk is considered a part of NFR (and not as equivalent), Op risk summarizes e.g. those risks which can be quantified by the use of scenario models. Examples are pandemics, floods and other weather events.
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Financial institutions need to implement a holistic risk management framework that includes a comprehensive risk taxonomy describing different types of risks, and a robust risk identification process to assess and mitigate non-financial risk across all lines of defense.
