Operational risk management: analysis of challenges faced by banks in India

Jadwani, Barkha; Parkhi, Shilpa

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“…A lot of granular details, data, regulatory mandates, etc., would be needed for effective management. These risks have been more challenging than other types of risks (Jadwani and Parkhi 2021).…”

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Operational Risk Management in Banks: A Bibliometric Analysis and Opportunities for Future Research

Jadwani,

Parkhi,

Mitra

2024

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The last few years have witnessed tremendous challenges in the management of operational risks faced by banks and the emergence of newer risks. The working models for bank staff are now different; additionally, there has been a massive increase in the digitization level. All these aspects make operational risk management in banks an attractive field of study. There is a need to perform systematic bibliometric analysis in this research area, providing the various trends and highlighting areas for further research analysis. This research paper has examined the various aspects of operational risk management in Banks by performing a thorough bibliometric analysis of 676 articles extracted from two data databases, i.e., Scopus and Web of Science, from 2010 until March 2023. These were analyzed using the tools Biblioshiny and VOSviewer. Various bibliometric techniques like analysis of trends, citations, contributing authors, keywords, and bibliographic coupling have been performed. This research paper has significant theoretical and practical implications which can assist future researchers. Operational risks are ever-dynamic, and five themes, i.e., climate risk, information security risks, geopolitical risks, third-party risks and compliance risks, have been identified in this research paper as key focus areas for conducting research in the future. The findings of this study and suggestions for future research will be useful to academicians, policymakers, and operational risk management professionals for identifying potential areas of collaboration in the future to strengthen the operational risk management framework.

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Operational Risk Management in Banks: A Bibliometric Analysis and Opportunities for Future Research

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Parkhi,

Mitra

2024

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“…2017;Singh et al, 2022;Sharma et al, 2022;Rastogi et al, 2022;Jadwani et al, 2022;Parkhi et al, 2022), suggests that the variables under study, the prices of Gold and Crude and the EXCH do not depend on each other which indicates that policies of energy and financial policies must be separated.The research determines the influence of several economic variables such as trade deficit, oil prices, fiscal deficit and exchange rate on the Gold prices. The study suggests a long term association between the variables and that the Gold prices is explained by Gold itself by 93% where as there is negligible influence of other variables on the Gold prices.Another paper by Nair, Choudhary & Purohit (2015), examines the impact of recession of 2008 on the association between the currency rates USD -INR with the Gold prices.…”

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Impact of Pandemic on Underlying Commodities and Exchange Rate: An Indian Perspective

TRUPTI RAKESH BHOSALE et al.

2023

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The COVID 19 global pandemic has impacted all the economies in a disruptive manner resulting in precariousness and the financial market volatility. Exchange rate pressure in the pandemic situation signifies underlying stress to global policymakers. The present state witness no upsurge in the dollar as against other currencies, vulnerability in the exchange rate is dependent majorly on foreign exchange reserves, commodities and exports etc. The paper tries to investigate the macro economic consequences of corona virus pandemic on the variations in ‘price of Crude oil’, ‘price of Gold’ and on ‘rate of exchange of USD-INR’. The literature on the subject mentioned in this paper is for more than a decade, right from 2004 until 2020 for different countries, thus the investigation in this paper is India focused study particularly relevant to COVID-19. Co-integration Test was undertaken to estimate long run relations in the variables. The results reflect co-integration between the three variables doesn’t exist. Granger Causality Test concludes a unidirectional relation in price of crude oil with rate of exchange. Also, crude oil and Gold share a unidirectional relationship whereas the gold price and the currency exchange of USD-INR share a bidirectional relationship.

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Operational risk management: analysis of challenges faced by banks in India

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Operational Risk Management in Banks: A Bibliometric Analysis and Opportunities for Future Research

Operational Risk Management in Banks: A Bibliometric Analysis and Opportunities for Future Research

Impact of Pandemic on Underlying Commodities and Exchange Rate: An Indian Perspective

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