General Data Protection Regulation and Operations risk: Difference between pages

Revision as of 15:48, 28 February 2018

Operations risks include events such as:

The processes breaking down and requiring contingency and back-up plans
Important suppliers in the supply chain no longer being able deliver
Quality of the workforce and whether they are sufficiently trained and motivated
Damage to or loss of use of premises
Fraud risk and ensuring that proper controls and procedures are in place

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-''European Union''
+Operations risks include events such as:
+*The processes breaking down and requiring contingency and back-up plans
+*Important suppliers in the supply chain no longer being able deliver
+*Quality of the workforce and whether they are sufficiently trained and motivated
+*Damage to or loss of use of premises
+*Fraud risk and ensuring that proper controls and procedures are in place
-(GDPR).
-The General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 of the EU relating to:
+== See also ==
-*The rights of individuals to privacy.
+* [[Business risk]]
-*Obligations on businesses to avoid infringing personal privacy.
+* [[Financial risk]]
-*Substantial fines on businesses which fail to meet their obligations.
+* [[Guide to risk management]]
+* [[Legal risk]]
+* [[Market risk]]
+* [[Operational risk]]
+* [[Unrewarded risk]]
+* [[Rewarded risk]]
+* [[Systems risk]]
+* [[Weather risk]]
+[[Category:Financial_risk_management]]
-== See also ==
-*[[Big data]]
-*[[Operational risk]]