Office of the Chief Risk Officer

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The Office of the Chief Risk Officer is the FDIC division responsible for identifying, assessing, and managing risks to the U.S. banking system and to the agency itself.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf division of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
risk management office
affiliation U.S. federal government NERFINISHED
collaboratesWith other FDIC divisions
other U.S. financial regulatory agencies
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn operational risks to the FDIC
risks to insured depository institutions
risks to the Deposit Insurance Fund
strategic risks to the FDIC
systemic risks in the banking sector
governs risk management at the FDIC
hasFunction enterprise-wide risk assessment
enterprise-wide risk identification
enterprise-wide risk mitigation planning
risk reporting to FDIC leadership
strategic risk analysis
support for policy development related to risk
hasRole support FDIC mission of maintaining stability and public confidence in the nation’s financial system
headedBy Chief Risk Officer
industry financial services regulation
jurisdiction United States banking system
language English
legalForm U.S. federal government office
locatedIn FDIC headquarters
Washington, D.C.
parentOrganization Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NERFINISHED
partOf Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NERFINISHED
reportsTo FDIC Chairman NERFINISHED
responsibleFor assessing risks to the FDIC
assessing risks to the U.S. banking system
coordinating risk information across FDIC divisions
developing risk management policies for the FDIC
enterprise risk management at the FDIC
identifying risks to the FDIC
identifying risks to the U.S. banking system
managing risks to the FDIC
managing risks to the U.S. banking system
monitoring emerging risks in the banking sector
supporting FDIC leadership with risk analysis
systemic risk analysis related to insured depository institutions
sector banking supervision
financial regulation
risk management
usesMethod risk analytics
stress testing and scenario analysis

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FDIC operating divisions hasMember Office of the Chief Risk Officer