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Operational Risk: Where Is the Value?: A First Order Approximation

Overview This paper focuses on finding the true tangible value of investing in upgrades (such as technology improvements) to the operational risk control framework. Its method calculates an upper and lower bound for the cost of capital incurred from taking on operational risk. This method provides practitioners a first order approximation to quantify the benefits of enhancing the operational risk control framework.

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Publisher: SAS Institute
File Format: PDF
Date Published: Sep 16, 2009
Format: White Papers
Topics: Cost Control - Risk Mgmt.

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