Operational resilience in the UK financial sector: practical guidance

Abstract This paper provides practical guidance to UK-based financial institutions (UKFIs) that are subject to the “operational resilience” guideline requirements of the Bank of England (BoE), Prudential Regulatory Authority and Financial Conduct Authority, issued in 2021, and fully effective for 31 March 2025. It contains practical suggestions and recommendations to assist UKFIs in implementing the guidelines. The scope of the paper covers issues related to (a) overviewing the latest equivalent operational resilience guidance in other countries and internationally (b) identifying key issues related to risk culture, risk appetite, information technology, tolerance setting, risk modelling, scenario planning and customer oriented operational resilience (c) identifying a framework for operational resilience based on a thorough understanding of these parameters and (d) designing and implementing an operational resilience maturity dashboard based on a sample of large UKIFs. The study also contains recommendations for further action, including enhanced controls and operational risk management frameworks. It concludes by identifying imperative policy actions to ensure that the implementation of the guidelines is more effective.

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British Actuarial Journal
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1357321725100202
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Agricultural risk and resilience
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Operational resilience in the UK financial sector: practical guidance

Paul J. M. Klumpes, Saarbrücken Mann, Robert Daniel Chanon, Lawrence Habahbeh
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British Actuarial Journal
Agricultural risk and resilience
2.37
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Operational resilience in the UK financial sector: practical guidance

Paul J. M. Klumpes, Saarbrücken Mann, Robert Daniel Chanon, Lawrence Habahbeh
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Abstract This paper provides practical guidance to UK-based financial institutions (UKFIs) that are subject to the “operational resilience” guideline requirements of the Bank of England (BoE), Prudential Regulatory Authority and Financial Conduct Authority, issued in 2021, and fully effective for 31 March 2025. It contains practical suggestions and recommendations to assist UKFIs in implementing the guidelines. The scope of the paper covers issues related to (a) overviewing the latest equivalent operational resilience guidance in other countries and internationally (b) identifying key issues related to risk culture, risk appetite, information technology, tolerance setting, risk modelling, scenario planning and customer oriented operational resilience (c) identifying a framework for operational resilience based on a thorough understanding of these parameters and (d) designing and implementing an operational resilience maturity dashboard based on a sample of large UKIFs. The study also contains recommendations for further action, including enhanced controls and operational risk management frameworks. It concludes by identifying imperative policy actions to ensure that the implementation of the guidelines is more effective.

British Actuarial JournalVol. 30
Tama Art University (JP), Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (GB), Aalborg University (DK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Agricultural risk and resilience
2.37
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