Policy and Reputation Risk
a. Policy risk arises due to alteration in policies of the government, the bank and its counterparties. Policy risk become more apparent when there is frequent changes in different policies relating to investment, borrowing, foreign currency, gold stock, supervision bylaws, etc.
b. Reputation risk is a possibility that the bank’s goodwill would be degraded in terms of fulfilment of its responsibilities toward the public, employees, stakeholder and the entire economy. Reputation risk becomes more prone when the bank becomes unable to manage all the above mentioned risk proactively and systematically.
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