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Platform ยท Risk register and self-assessments

Every risk, with an owner and a score, before and after controls.

A risk register that lists every risk with its owner, scores it before and after controls, and ties self-assessments, loss events and scenarios to the same record, next to your dollar exposure and regulatory weather.

The problem it removes

A register that lives in a spreadsheet

  • Risks, owners and scores sit in a spreadsheet nobody trusts after the second edit.
  • Self-assessments arrive by email and never reach the register.
  • Losses and near misses aren't tied back to the risks they belong to.

What you see

Risks, scores and the heat map

Each risk shows its owner, its inherent and residual score, the controls that reduce it, and where it sits against appetite.

Risk registerSample data
RiskOwnerInherentResidualAppetite
Sanctions screening gapsBSA OfficerHighModerateInside
Partner program onboardingHead of PartnershipsModerateLowInside

Illustrative example with invented entries.

How it works

From record to review

  1. Risks are recorded with an owner, a category and inherent and residual scores.
  2. Business areas complete self-assessments on the risks and controls they own.
  3. Loss events and scenarios attach to the risks they belong to.
  4. A practitioner reviews the register before it reaches the board.

Guardrails

What it will never do

  • It doesn't score a risk without its owner's review.
  • A scenario result ranks risks. It isn't a forecast of what a regulator will do.

Where it shows up

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