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MANAGEMENT
2. What does operational risk management 5. What is Loss Event Reporting (LER)?
involve? A. a facilitated process designed to eval-
A. Identifying potential risks and imple- uate operational risks, controls and con-
menting measures to mitigate them trol effectiveness, in order to establish
risk profile for the business/support units
B. Analyzing financial data to make in-
that can pinpoint significant risk for fur-
vestment decisions
ther monitoring, with a view to change and
C. Developing marketing strategies to at- improve
tract new customers
B. an audit program tool to validate the
D. Creating employee training programs effectiveness of controls measures by ap-
plying sampling checks.
3. A business has a poor reputation among
customers, this would be considered to be C. tool to monitor and manage key opera-
a(n) tional risk exposures over time
A. Strength D. a process for reporting and moni-
B. Weakness toring operational risk loss incidents in-
cluding service disruption to system fail-
C. Opportunity ure, secrecy breach and Shariah Non-
D. Threat Compliance.
1. D 2. B 3. B 4. B 5. D
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6. Based on market best practice, which 10. How many types of risk are there?
method provides foundation and frame- A. 4
work for linking and integrating Opera-
B. 2
tional risk to enterprise Risk Management
C. 3
A. ISO9001 D. none of above
B. ISO31000 11. Which on eof the following main Risk Man-
C. ISO37000 agement functions statement is FALSE
D. ISO26000 A. Risk Management will provide a frame-
work to assure that operational activities
7. “Your” bank in the city of Poso was so are consistently conducted under control
badly damaged by the earthquake that it
B. Improve organizational learning
could not operate and had to be immedi-
ately moved to an alternate site. That is C. Improve the process effectiveness of
an example of operational risk due to: decision making, planning and prioritizing
business or project activity
A. system failure
D. Improve auditing process
B. external events
C. human error. 12. Choose which one is the correct or-
der of numbers as standard ISO31000
D. Process weaknesses.
process:(1) Risk Treatment(2) extablish-
8. What is risk management? ing Context(3) Risk Identification(4) Risk
Evaluation(5) Risk Analysis
A. Riskmanagement is the identification
of potential hazards and that A. , (2), (5), (4), (1)
B. Risk management is identifying the sol- B. , (1), (5), (4)
diers and all their belongings C. , (3), (5), (4), (1)
C. Risk management is the process of D. , (5), (4 , (1), (3)
identifying and controlling hazards to keep
soldiers and their belongings safe. 13. You see two white lights in a line, and
one red light off your starboard bow. You
D. none of above should:
9. Risks are events that have not (might) A. Alter your course to starboard (right)
yet occur that have a potential impact on B. Alter your course to port (left)
achieving goals. According to this defini-
tion, which of the following statements C. Maintain your current course
constitutes a risk: D. Turn off all lights
14. Inadequacy or non-functioning of the fol- of the effectiveness of the risk manage-
lowing factors can give rise to Operational ment framework
Risks, except: D. none of above
A. Internal Events
18. Below are Operational Management Risk
B. Proses Internal Tools for FUTURE events:
C. Human error A. Control Self-assessment (CSA) / Key
D. System Control Standard (KCS)
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B. Risk & Control Self-Assessment
15. What is not a definition of risk is as fol-
(RCSA)
lows:
C. Operational Risk Scenario Analysis
A. The possibility of an unexpected result
(ScAn)
occurring
D. Key Risk Indicator (KRI)
B. Potential events that have a negative
impact on the Bank’s income and capital E. Loss Event Reporting (LER)
C. The probability of a desired outcome 19. What must be considered to ensure that
occurring the cadets arrive on time?
D. Potential losses due to the occurrence A. Weather conditions
of an event
B. Uniform requirements
16. What is the risk management process? C. Food arrangements
A. Assess risks-Identify risk-Develop D. Transportation logistics
controls and make decisions-Implement
controls-Supervise and evaluate- 20. Below are Operational Management Risk
Tools for PRESENT events:
B. Identify risks-Supervise and evaluate-
Develop controls and make decisions- A. Control Self-assessment (CSA) / Key
Implement controls-Risk assessment- Control Standard (KCS)
C. Identify risks-Assess risk-Develop B. Risk & Control Self-Assessment
controls and make decisions-Implement (RCSA)
controls-Supervise and evaluate- C. Operational Risk Scenario Analysis
D. none of above (ScAn)
D. Key Risk Indicator (KRI)
17. What is the role of COMPLIANCE TEAM in
Operational Risk Management? E. Loss Event Reporting (LER)
A. co-ordinate, facilitate, assess and 21. There is a fictitious credit at KCP Mak-
oversee the effectiveness and integrity of mur amounting to IDR 100 million with
risk management and update Board and the method of falsifying the debtor’s iden-
Management on risk related matters on tity by RM Awal for personal gain. RM
timely basis Awal reported this incident to Law Enforce-
B. responsible for the management and ment Officials (APH). The risks faced by
control of day to day operational risk KCP Makmur were:
24. Which of the following risk statement is 28. Percentage of debtors with loan age < 6
catagorized as operational risk months collectibility 2 (Special Mention).
This is example data:
A. PEOPLE RISK
A. Indication of Fraud Events
B. SYSTEM RISK
B. Loss Event Data
C. PROCESS RISK
C. Risk & Control Self Assesssment
D. ALL THE STATMENTS
D. Key Risk Indicators
25. To express Operational risk, below state- 29. The following is the most appropriate
ment is FALSE statement to explain KRI.
A. They are defined in clear & specific A. KRI is the same as Key Performance
sentence (not more than 10 words) Indicators (KPIs)
B. Understandable for people with differ- B. KRI provides early warnings to identify
ent background potential events that could disrupt the con-
C. Verb Form tinuity of an activity/project.
D. Avoid specific technical terms/ jargon C. KRI measures qualitative operational
and avoid abbreviation risk
D. KRI measures the risk exposure faced
26. If the Operational Risk event could not be by banks.
reported in OpRisk System timely due to
system unavailability, Operation Risk Co- 30. The risk is
ordinator (ORC) is required to: A. loss and quality of danger or adverse
A. do nothing consequences
B. The chance of good or good results 35. What are some notable accomplishments
of Henry Kissinger?
C. the possibility of danger or bad conse-
quences A. Negotiating the Paris Peace Accords
to end the Korean War, receiving the No-
D. none of above
bel Peace Prize for his efforts in ending
31. What is BCM? the Korean War, playing a key role in the
establishment of diplomatic relations be-
A. Business Compliance Management tween the United States and Russia, and
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B. Business Contingency Management serving as the United States Secretary of
State under Presidents John F. Kennedy
C. Banking Continuity Management and Lyndon B. Johnson.
D. Business Continuity Management B. Negotiating the Paris Peace Accords to
end the Vietnam War, receiving the No-
32. Which one of the following Risk Man-
bel Peace Prize for his efforts in ending
agement is true:(1) Create and Protect
the Vietnam War, playing a key role in the
Value(2) Integral parts of Organizational
establishment of diplomatic relations be-
process(3) Part of decision making(4) In-
tween the United States and China, and
clusive and flexible approach
serving as the United States Secretary of
A. All statement are true State under Presidents Richard Nixon and
B. Only (1) AND (2) Gerald Ford.
D. During audit process and BOC meeting D. to contribute the productive working
relationship.
37. Risk identification is carried out by analyz-
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D. The distance between the NJROTC unit 51. To understand operational risk, one should
and the drill meet location understand
A. Operational process, corporate envi-
47. What is tactical risk? ronment and the affecting factors
A. Dangers and damage when working B. Operational process only
with your own team and enemies
C. The affecting factors and regulations
B. Risk while walking only
C. Danger and damage from enemies or D. No need to understand others, it just
adversaries needs to understand the operational risk
D. none of above
52. The three rules of risk management are
48. The Higgins Boat is what type of vessel? A. Profitability-Always reduce risk-
A. Fishing boat Decision making at every level-
B. Yacht B. Gains equal to losses-not taking unnec-
essary risks-making decisions at a deci-
C. Landing craft sive level-
D. Submarine C. Benefits outweigh losses-Don’t take
49. What are the objectives of Call Tree exer- unnecessary risks-Make decisions at a de-
cise cisive level-
D. none of above
A. To ensure that all staff are well-
informed in a structured and prompt man- 53. What is one of the key activities in drill
ner in the event of disaster. meet preparation?
B. To ensure that the overall call time A. Briefing cadets on the schedule and
taken is within the stipulated time (120 safety protocols
minutes). B. Conducting physical fitness training
C. To ensure that the message is con- C. Organizing transportation for the
veyed to staffs correctly. cadets
D. All of the above D. Preparing the drill routines
50. Please select the correct examples of the 54. 3X-18Y=Ahkset=?
causal factor contributing to operational
A. -9
risk
B. 18
A. Process:Inabsence of dual control
function (checker & maker process) for fi- C. 36
nancing D. 9
55. The Operational Risk Management Pro- 60. In the SWOT analysis, Strengths and
cess includes: Weaknesses are what?
55. D 56. B 57. D 58. B 59. D 60. C 61. A 61. B 61. C 61. D 62. B 63. C
64. C
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timely basis
65. Changes in demographics results in shift- B. responsible for the management and
ing demand away from products, this is control of day to day operational risk
classified as a C. provide independent assurance
across all business functions in respect
A. Strength
of the effectiveness of the risk manage-
B. Weakness ment framework
C. Opportunity D. none of above
65. D 66. B