NAV Glossary
Operational Risk

Definition: Potential financial loss or reputational damage caused by operational failures, or failures of a fund’s people, processes, and systems. It focuses on risks related to the execution of trades as opposed to risks related to how the market moves.

Example: Trade errors, fraud, technological failures, or regulatory breaches are all common examples of operational risk.

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