Banks need to revisit risk management system to plug loopholes: IBA chairperson

Ananthasubramanian, who is managing director and CEO of Allahabad Bank, said at her bank also, SWIFT is not linked to CBS and the process of linking both the systems is currently on

Indian Banks' Association chairperson Usha Ananthasubramanian today said there is an urgent need for banks to revisit their risk management system and plug the loopholes.


Ananthasubramanian, who is managing director and CEO of Allahabad Bank, said at her bank also, SWIFT is not linked to CBS and the process of linking both the systems is currently on.

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“Banks are reviewing and revisiting the systems to ensure drawbacks/ loopholes if any, are addressed so that the system becomes robust. Swift linkage to CBS is being fast-tracked by Banks,”Ananthasubramanian told reporters here today

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