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How Banks Can Prepare for the FDIC’s Proposed Standards

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In what is seen as a significant shift, the Proposed Standards will move away from the reliance on state law in favor of establishing governance and oversight obligations for banks. Additionally, there will be an over-arching requirement for these banks to adopt the 3 Lines of Defense Risk Management Strategy.

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Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Failures in Risk Management: Why ERM vs GRC

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Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Failures in Risk Management: Why ERM vs GRC By Steven Minsky | May 5, 2023 Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was closed by regulators and reminded us of the recession associated with Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual Bank in 2008. Failing to implement an ERM program under these circumstances is negligence.

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What is the Three Lines of Defense Approach to Risk Management?

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The proposed standards emphasize a stronger corporate governance and include an over-arching requirement for these banks to adopt the Three Lines Model. This includes business units, departments, and individuals directly responsible for managing and executing processes and activities that generate risk.

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What is the Three Lines of Defense Approach to Risk Management?

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The proposed standards emphasize a stronger corporate governance and include an over-arching requirement for these banks to adopt the Three Lines Model. This includes business units, departments, and individuals directly responsible for managing and executing processes and activities that generate risk.

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Looking Around the Corner: Why ESG Has Never Been More Important

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People who skip over this step often miss the mark on execution, or inaccurately assume that ESG is either all about the environment, all about social justice or all about corporate governance. From there, consider the environmental, social and governance impacts on your research initiatives. But what if you’re a bank?