Banking, Insurance, Life Insurance and Health Insurance (prudential standard) determination No.1 of 2019
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Policies and procedures
- The policies and procedures required under subparagraph 30(b) must include:
(a) the process for identifying and assessing material risks and controls;
(b) the process for the validation, approval and use of any models to measure components of risk;
(c) the process for establishing, implementing and testing mitigation strategies and control mechanisms for material risks;
(d) the process for monitoring, communicating and reporting risk issues, including escalation procedures for the reporting of material events and incidents;
(e) the process for identifying, monitoring and managing potential and actual conflicts of interest;
(f) the mechanisms in place for monitoring and ensuring ongoing compliance with all prudential requirements[7];
(g) the process for ensuring consistency across the risk management framework, including the components identified under paragraph 23;
(h) the process for establishing and maintaining appropriate contingency arrangements (including robust and credible recovery plans where warranted) for the operation of the risk management framework in stressed conditions; and
(i) the process for review of the risk management framework.
- An APRA-regulated institution must monitor the date when each policy or procedure was last revised, the date that it is next due for review, and who is responsible for the review.