Operational Risk:
ØOperation risk is the composite of all those events either internal or external to the bank that can impede its operation or the routine activities. Operational risk can emerge from the people, systems, and processes over which bank operates.
a. Accounting risk arises due to incorrect entry on accounts or infrequent accounting information, which is used for internal decision-making or external reporting.
b. Control risk stands for the probability of loss that would arise from the ineffectiveness of internal control system of the bank. An ineffective internal control system increases the likelihood of control risk.
c. Disaster risk is cluster of all those external or environmental shocks that are beyond the bound of control of the bank such as natural disasters, terrorism and so on.
d. Human Resource risk is connected with human resource of the bank. Such risk can be the outcome of either intentional or accidental behaviour of the employees. Inadequacy in knowledge and skill level, inappropriate placement, low level of employee morale, motivation and commitment etc. can be the inducer of such type of risk.
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