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FintechJuly 31 2007

CROs and CIOs are the same

Chief information officers complain that no one else in the business, least of all CEOs, realises that information is a core risk for a bank and must be managed. The best way is with the co-operation of the chief risk officer, says Chris Skinner.
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Recently, we have seen the emergence and recognition of the role of chief risk officer (CRO). Generally, a CRO appears to be the person who has to assess all strategic, operational, financial or compliance-related risks that a business may be exposed to.

Now, I always thought in banking that ‘risk’ was to do with market risk, credit risk and operational risk – but the bank CROs I meet tend only to be concerned with the latter. That is why the general conversations with them focus on things such as pandemics and catastrophes.

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