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BANK MUAMALAT MALAYSIA BERHAD




          BASEL II
          PILLAR 3 DISCLOSURE







          3.0   RISK MANAGEMENT (CONT’D)
              Risk Governance (cont’d)

              Other  management-level  risk  committees  are  set  up  to  oversee  specific  risk  areas  and  its  related  control  functions
              as described below: (cont’d)
              Table 6: Risk Committees & Functions (cont’d)


               Committee                           Objective
               Model Validation Committee (MVAC)   To challenge the model development and model validation in compliance
                                                   with credit risk models, whether internally or externally developed
                                                   and validated. The outcome of MVAC will be presented to ERMC and BRCC
                                                   for approval.

               Credit Risk Management Committee    To ensure financing activities are in line with the Bank’s credit risk appetite
               (CRMC)                              and policies and to deliberate on the effectiveness of the credit risk mitigation.

              A dedicated and independent Risk Management Department (“RMD”) supports the above committees by carrying out
              the day-to-day risk management functions, drafting of risk- related policies and procedures, and providing reports,
              risk analyses and recommendations for the Management’s and the Board’s decision-making.

              The Bank’s risk governance structure is based on the principle that each line of business is responsible for managing the
              risk  inherent  in  their  undertaken  business  activities.  The  line  managers  are  therefore  responsible  for  the  identification,
              measurement and management of risks within their respective areas of responsibility.
              The  risk governance  framework  is implemented  under  a “distributed  function” approach where  risk is  being managed
              based on the three lines of defense model. The components and their respective roles are as described below:
              Table 7: Risk Management Model

                                                  Three (3) Lines of Defence Model

                             All units have a specific responsibility for risk management under the above model
               First Line Defense Model            •  Risks  are  directly  undertaken  and  assumed  in  the  day-to-day  business
               Business Units                        activities and operations.
                                                   •  As  front-liners,  responsible  for  carring  out  the  established  processes
                                                     for  identifying,  mitigating  and  managing  risks  within  their  respective
                                                     environment aligned with the Bank’s strategic targets.
               Second Line Defense Model           •  Ensures  independent  oversight  and  management  of  all  material  risks
               Risk Management & Control             undertaken by the Bank.
               Compliance                          •  Provides  specialised  resources  for  developing  risk  frameworks,  policies,
                                                     methodologies  and  tools  for  risk  identification,  measurement  and
                                                     control.
                                                   •  Provides  the  control  function,  which  monitors  the  risk  by  using  various
                                                     key indicators and reports, guided by established risk appetite and
                                                     tolerance limits.

               Third Line Defense Model            •  Provides  independent  review  and  assurance  on  adequacy  of  risk
               Internal Audit                        management  processes  and  effectiveness  of  the  first  two  lines  of
                                                     defence in fufilling their mandates.


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