This presentation focuses on market risk, credit risk, the credit risk model in modern banking and lending to small business.

The presentation focuses on a revised framework for bank risk management, credit and operational risk, and the trading book.

The presentation focuses on the BIS Capital Adequacy Framework – Basel II, challenges to Basel II from the credit crisis, and areas of the Basel II Framework likely to be revised.

The presentation focuses on the principles of bank risk management, core objectives, the "vicious cycle" of risk, components of an effective risk management process, a risk management framework and risk philosophy.

This presentation discusses specific risk types, including credit risk, market risk and operational risk; definitions; the role of measurement; data and tools; self assessments; Risk and Control Self Assessment (RCSA) programs; key risk indicators (KRIs) and data collection strategy.

This presentation on reputation risk management focuses on elements, self-improving processes, risk-sensitive indicators and the need for benchmarks.

This is a handout to accompany the Establishing a Modern Risk Management Department presentations. It provides the answers to case study questions, which also are included in this series.

This is a handout to accompany the Establishing a Modern Risk Management Department presentations. It provides case study questions. (The answers are provided in this series.)

The presentation gives the definition of market risk, standard market risk factors, measurement of market risk and the Value at Risk (VaR) risk management approach.

The presentation focuses on IT internal controls, definitions, overview of internal control/risk management frameworks, governance, risk assessment and security strategy.

This is a presentation about credit risk management, including lending controls, process, key information, sampling of loan files, loan rating objectives and credit grading systems.

This questionnaire accompanies the presentations on developing examiner guidelines. It includes questions on the risk factors relating to fraudulent financial reporting and risk factors related to misappropriation of assets.

This presentation has eight sections: 1) Credit Culture & The Risk Management Process; 2) Due Diligence & Data Expectations; 3) Underwriting & Credit Analysis Concepts; 4) Financial Analysis & Cash Flow Concepts; 5) Credit Structuring & Covenants; 6) The Risk Rating Process, Monitoring and Early Warning Signs; and 8) Asset-Based (Formula) Lending. It refers to handouts that are also included in this series.

This is a handout to accompany the Credit Analysis Training for Credit Officers presentation.

This is a handout to accompany the Credit Analysis Training for Credit Officers presentation.