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Mihaela Nistor (bio) Chief Risk Officer and Group Head |
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The Risk Group's mission is to help the Bank achieve its objectives while managing risks within the Bank's risk tolerance. The Group's role is to serve as the Bank's second line of defense to ensure effective risk management. We do this by performing independent assessment and oversight of the Bank's risks. We establish frameworks to improve Bank's risk management processes and practices. The scope of our work includes:
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Enterprise Risk Oversight | |
The Enterprise Risk Oversight Function's primary responsibilities are to support the Bank-wide risk framework and the Bank's risk tolerance. They provide Audit and Risk Committee and Risk Subcommittee support and have a point of contact for business areas. Additional responsibilities include:
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Financial Risk Oversight | |
The Financial Risk Oversight function is responsible for the financial risk framework. The three teams that comprise FRO in support of that work are:
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Group Support Function | |
Group Support provides centralized support to the Risk Group in Finance, Facilities Management, Administrative Support, Information Management (automation/IT procurement, data management, Wiki configuration, external service provider management, information security liaison, and Risk Analytics support), Operational Risk (business continuity planning, risk event management, data handling, Ethics liaison), HR Management (compensation, recruiting/hiring, training), and Internal Communications. |
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Operational Risk Oversight | |
The main responsibilities of the Operational Risk Oversight Function include:
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