Banking · Enterprise Risk Management
In enterprise-wide risk governance, the 'risk appetite' of an institution is often discussed by boards and senior management before strategies are finalized. The term 'risk appetite' refers to:
- 1The amount of capital that regulators automatically inject during stress
- 2The legal requirement that every borrower must provide collateral before sanction
- 3The willingness of an institution to accept a certain level and type of risk in pursuit of objectives✓
- 4The maximum dividend that may be distributed under prudential norms
Correct answer
The willingness of an institution to accept a certain level and type of risk in pursuit of objectives
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