Which operational risk events are likely to have taken place at Wirecard? FWCRC
Operational Risk
Operational risk summarizes the chances and uncertainties a company faces in conducting its daily business operations
Operational risk is heavily dependent on the human factor
Is defined as the risk of loss from inadequate or failed internal processes, people and systems or from external events
List of seven event catagories
IEECNTE
Bowtie Model
Failed Mechanics: 1st Line of Defence
Failed Mechanics: 2nd Line of Defence
Failed Mechanics: 3rd Line of Defence
How could the controls at wirecard could have been better designed
Market Implications of the wirecard case
SLHN
Significant losses for Wirecard shareholders and bondholders (junk status)
Loss of trust and confidence in the German financial market, as well as the broader EU financial market
Heightened scrutiny of financial reporting and auditing practices, particularly for fintechs
Negative impact on the reputation of German regulators and supervisory authorities, raising questions about the effectiveness of their oversight and enforcement
Policy Implications of the Wirecard case
CREFC
Calls for increased regulation and oversight of fintechs
Review of the role and responsibilities of auditors, particularly in regards to detecting and preventing financial fraud
Examination of the systemic risks posed by large, interconnected financial institutions and the need for effective risk management and supervision
FISG passed in 2021, stricter mandates for corporate governance and revamp of audit regulations
Consideration of stronger and more harmonized regulations and supervisory frameworks across the EU
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