Principles for An Effective Risk Appetite Framework
The term ‘risk appetite framework’ and its single elements may have different meanings throughout the industry. For the purposes of these Principles, the following definitions are ... regulatory capital and liquidity needs, the operational environment (e.g. technical infrastructure, risk management capabilities, expertise) and obligations ...
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