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FRM Part I · FRM Exam Part I · Principles for Effective Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting

Under the BCBS 239 guidance on home-host cooperation, which arrangement is most appropriate when a bank operates through branches in several jurisdictions?

Supervisors should cooperate and share information on a bank's compliance with the data aggregation principles, particularly for cross-border operations. This reduces duplicated or conflicting reviews. Isolated host reviews, home-only reviews, or letting the bank choose recipients are not what the principles envisage.

  1. AEach host supervisor reviews data aggregation independently and does not share findings
  2. BOnly the home supervisor reviews the bank, and host supervisors are excluded
  3. CSupervisors cooperate and share information, where appropriate, on the bank's compliance, especially for cross-border operationsCorrect
  4. DThe bank itself chooses which supervisor receives review results

Explanation

The principles call for supervisors to cooperate with relevant authorities in other jurisdictions and exchange information on compliance, avoiding duplicated or inconsistent reviews of cross-border groups. Independent unshared reviews, home-only reviews, or bank selection of recipients contradict this.

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