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Responsible AI in Indian Financial System

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) makes increasing inroads into the processes of Indian financial institutions, the risks associated with these technologies, to customers, institutions and society need to be carefully identified and monitored. Reserve Bank of India has taken an important step in bringing attention to the need for Responsibility and Ethics in deployment of AI...

Reputation Risk: The Risk of Risks (And you can’t outsource it)

Reputation Risk: The Risk of Risks Back in the day, many banks gave “Reputation” its own line in their risk taxonomies. But it showed up of course everywhere. Like the over-eager student begging to answer every question. Then, in early 2025, U.S. and U.K. regulators scrubbed it from standalone exam categories and tucked it into...

Rethinking Risk: From Defense to Competitive Advantage

RETHINKING RISK: FROM DEFENSE TO COMPETITIVE EDGE There was a time when “Risk” had clear definitions to include Interest Rates, Market Volatility, Credit Defaults, Operational Hiccups etc.. Patterns of risk, while never simple, followed familiar curves. Compliance, in turn, responded with frameworks built for steady navigation that were codified, siloed, well-documented. THAT TIME IS OVER....

Operational Resilience: Why should Banks rethink this aspect of Risk Management

In today’s world, disruptions are inevitable— whether from cyberattacks, system failures, natural disasters, pandemics, or geopolitical upheavals. Financial institutions (self-respecting firms of any genre actually), embedded as they are in the global economy, must not just react to these shocks but ensure they can continue delivering critical services seamlessly, whatever the challenge may be. This is where Operational Resilience takes center stage. It’s no longer about just preventing failures—it’s about withstanding, adapting, and recovering from them while minimizing impact on all stakeholders, customers, markets, and economies.