Document Type
Working Paper
Abstract
Using novel, proprietary data on operational losses from a large government-owned bank in India, we provide evidence that only 3% operational risk events (particularly external frauds) account for more than 80% of aggregate operational losses. Operational losses are power-law distributed and exhibit steep increases in their tail operational value-at-risk. We also show that extreme operational losses in a given year are driven mostly by the previous year’s NPL (non-performing loan) level, with a one standard deviation rise in NPLs associated with about a 1% rise in extreme operational losses
Publication Date
1-1-2024
Publisher
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Pagination
15p.
Recommended Citation
Anand, Abhinav; Kushwaha, Narendra Nath; and Jayadev, M, "A few rotten apples: non-performing loans, external frauds, and operational losses in a leading Indian bank" (2024). Working Papers. 661.
https://research.iimb.ac.in/work_papers/661
Relation
IIMB Working Paper-696