Bank Credit Risk Management
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What is the primary responsibility of the Board of Directors regarding credit risk management?

  • To delegate all credit risk management tasks to the Risk Management Committee.
  • To approve individual credit proposals without any restrictions.
  • To conduct audits on credit risk decisions independently.
  • To oversee overall credit risk exposure management in line with the Policy. (correct)
  • What is one function of the Risk Management Committee of the Board (RMCB)?

  • To approve the Policy and establish credit risk appetite and monitoring limits. (correct)
  • To monitor the daily trading activities of the bank.
  • To review all individual credit proposals for final approval.
  • To conduct regular training sessions for all staff on credit policy.
  • If multiple aspects of a credit proposal require approval from different authorities, who has the authority to grant approval?

  • Any member of the Board of Directors.
  • The authority with the highest Discretionary Lending Powers. (correct)
  • The Risk Management Committee of the Board.
  • The committee with the least amount of Discretionary Lending Powers.
  • What must be recorded when a deviation, modification, concession, or waiver is approved?

    <p>Justification recorded in writing.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the Board ensure that credit risk decisions align with the desired outcomes?

    <p>By ensuring benchmark risk-adjusted returns are achieved on exposures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Board of Directors Responsibilities

    • Oversee the bank's overall credit risk management.
    • Ensure all credit risk decisions follow the established policy.
    • Achieve benchmark risk-adjusted returns on credit exposures.

    Risk Management Committee of the Board (RMCB)

    • Approves the credit risk policy and sets major appetite/monitoring limits.
    • Advises the board on matters related to credit risk exposure management, including policy formulation and review.

    Deviation, Modification, Concession, and Waiver Approvals

    • The Bank’s CACB may approve deviations, modifications, concessions, and waivers within regulatory limits, with written justification.
    • The CACB can also approve such requests if the MCB has the authority.
    • If a credit proposal involves multiple approvals (e.g., deviations, modifications), the authority with the highest discretionary lending powers will handle the entire proposal.
    • The responsible authorities will complete the final approval and review of any credit facility per their discretionary lending power.

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    This quiz covers the responsibilities of the Board of Directors in overseeing credit risk management in a bank, including the role of the Risk Management Committee. It also addresses the protocols for approving deviations, modifications, concessions, and waivers in credit proposals.

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