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The purpose of this research is to evaluate the role of the Executive Risk Management Committees (ERMCs) in the risk management framework for the banking industry of Pakistan. Qualitative approach was used to address the research question of this study. In depth interviews were conducted from the CROs/Heads of Risk, Heads of Market Risk and Heads of Credit Risk of commercial banks of Pakistan. The results of the study show that the involvement of Asset-Liability Committee and Credit Risk Committee is very crucial in each phase of the risk management process. Moreover, the results show that the critical oversight of the market & Liquidity risk management process stages e.g. identification, assessment, monitoring & controlling is done by the ALCO. The study recommends that the ERMCs (ALCO and CRC) should analyze the projects using a holistic view of risk rather a silo view so that each committee can incorporate the effects of all kind of risks inherent in the projects and can give a better evaluation of the proposals to the BRMC

Muhammad Bilal, ali raza, hassan raza, muhammad nehal hussain. (2019) Evaluating the Role of Executive Management in Risk Governance Perspective: A Case of Banking Industry of Pakistan , Journal of Managerial Sciences, Volume 13, Issue 4.
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