CS Professional · Banking and Insurance - Laws and Practice · Risk Management in Banks and Basel Accords
Kaveri Bank's Board wants to set up a governance structure for risk. Which arrangement best reflects the usual RBI-expected risk governance framework?
The Board approves risk policies and appetite, a Board-level Risk Management Committee oversees them, and senior management implements them. Ultimate responsibility stays with the Board; auditors and the RBI supervise or review but do not own the bank's risk management.
- ABoard approves risk policies and appetite, with a Risk Management Committee of the Board overseeing them and senior management implementing themCorrect
- BRisk policy is framed and approved solely by the branch managers without Board involvement
- COnly the statutory auditor is responsible for setting the bank's risk limits
- DThe Board delegates all risk oversight to the RBI inspection team
Explanation
Under RBI guidance the Board holds ultimate responsibility for risk: it approves policies and risk appetite, a Board-level Risk Management Committee oversees them, and senior management executes. Branch managers or auditors cannot substitute for the Board, and RBI supervises but does not run the bank's risk management.
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