Economics · Basel Corporate Governance Principles
To ensure robust corporate governance and mitigate operational risks, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision emphasizes that the Chief Risk Officer (CRO) of a banking institution should:
- 1hold an executive position in commercial lending to balance credit approvals
- 2be responsible exclusively for compliance and external audit coordination without operational oversight
- 3have sufficient organizational stature, independence, and direct access to the Board of Directors✓
- 4report directly to the head of business development to align risk management with revenue targets
Correct answer
have sufficient organizational stature, independence, and direct access to the Board of Directors
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