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What does fraud risk encompass?
What does fraud risk encompass?
- Risk of technological advancements in the banking sector
- Risk of unauthorized activities like theft and forgery committed by employees, customers, or external parties (correct)
- Risk of natural disasters impacting the bank's operations
- Risk of market fluctuations and economic downturns
What are examples of fraud risk?
What are examples of fraud risk?
- Technological advancements in the banking sector
- Market fluctuations impacting the bank's profitability
- Natural disasters impacting the bank's operations
- Fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information through deceptive emails or phone-call scams (correct)
What are the potential consequences of fraud risk for banks?
What are the potential consequences of fraud risk for banks?
- Increased customer satisfaction and trust
- Financial losses, legal and regulatory penalties, and a loss of customer trust (correct)
- Expansion of the bank's customer base
- Higher profitability and market share
How can fraud risk lead to financial losses for a bank?
How can fraud risk lead to financial losses for a bank?
What is one way unauthorized individuals exploit fraud risk?
What is one way unauthorized individuals exploit fraud risk?
What is fraud risk?
What is fraud risk?
Who can commit fraudulent activities within a bank?
Who can commit fraudulent activities within a bank?
What are examples of fraud risk?
What are examples of fraud risk?
What are the potential consequences of fraud risk for a bank?
What are the potential consequences of fraud risk for a bank?
What is a significant threat posed by fraud risk?
What is a significant threat posed by fraud risk?
What is an example of legal/regulatory non-compliance risk for a bank?
What is an example of legal/regulatory non-compliance risk for a bank?
Which of the following is a potential source of legal risk for a bank?
Which of the following is a potential source of legal risk for a bank?
What is a consequence of legal/regulatory non-compliance risk for a bank?
What is a consequence of legal/regulatory non-compliance risk for a bank?
What is encompassed by legal/regulatory non-compliance risk?
What is encompassed by legal/regulatory non-compliance risk?
What can lead to legal risk for a bank?
What can lead to legal risk for a bank?
Study Notes
Fraud Risk
- Fraud risk encompasses the threat of financial loss or reputation damage due to fraudulent activities, which can be committed by internal or external individuals.
- Examples of fraud risk include identity theft, phishing scams, and fraudulent transactions.
- The potential consequences of fraud risk for banks include financial losses, reputational damage, and legal/regulatory non-compliance.
- Fraud risk can lead to financial losses for a bank through unauthorized transactions, stolen funds, and compromised customer data.
- Unauthorized individuals can exploit fraud risk by impersonating bank employees, customers, or vendors to gain access to sensitive information.
Legal/Regulatory Non-Compliance Risk
- Legal/regulatory non-compliance risk encompasses the threat of financial loss or reputation damage due to non-compliance with laws, regulations, or industry standards.
- An example of legal/regulatory non-compliance risk for a bank is failing to implement adequate anti-money laundering controls.
- The potential consequences of legal/regulatory non-compliance risk for a bank include fines, penalties, reputational damage, and legal action.
- A significant threat posed by fraud risk is that it can lead to legal/regulatory non-compliance risk.
- Sources of legal risk for a bank can include failure to comply with consumer protection laws, data privacy regulations, and industry standards.
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Test your knowledge of fraud risk with this quiz. Explore the potential for financial loss due to fraudulent activities within a bank, including unauthorized activities such as theft, embezzlement, forgery, and falsification of financial records by employees, customers, or external parties.
