METHODS OF RESILIENCE OF VENTURE FUNDS IN BUSINESS LINES

Abstract

Business resilience shows that business funds can be managed effectively, but the risk that spreads is not only eliminated by psychosis and opposition, but also by promoting business lines and business resilience, which helps to calculate the total capital requirement for operational risk. In this respect, approaches that address operational risk assessment and management are becoming increasingly essential as they provide a comprehensive view of capital needs and potential threats. The purpose of this article is to bridge the gap between efficiency and the calculation of the capital requirement for operational risk. The analysis presented in the paper's results indicates potential risks to the entity's operations, risks that are mitigated by the relevant rules, guidelines, and regulations that serve as the body's activity's reference documents. Administrators and managers can identify numerous internal objectives that contribute to achieving the target set by employing the "from result to objective" model.

Keywords

• business resilience
• potential risks
• operational risk
• internal objectives