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... the Management and Supervision of Operational Risk 17 Principles for the Sound Managementof Operational Risk and the Role of Supervision Contents Preface 1 Role of Supervisors 2 Principles ... Principles for the managementof operational risk 3 Fundamental principlesof operational risk management 7 Governance 8 The Board of Directors 8 Senior Management 9 Risk Management Environment ... Fundamental principlesof operational risk management Principle 1: The board of directors should take the lead in establishing a strong risk management culture. The board of directors and senior management 9...
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