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ARTICLE · 16 SEPTEMBER 2020

Risk Assessments: Tailor-made Not Ready-made

Risk assessments are a valuable tool used by the board of directors in order to structure operational units in the most appropriate and efficient manner.

MaltaCriminal Law

The third article within this series relates delves into the risk assessments which organisations are to implement from a financial crime perspective.

Risk assessments are a valuable tool used by the board of directors in order to structure operational units in the most appropriate and efficient manner. Whilst AML-CFT business risk assessments have become mandatory since January 2018, there are other risk assessments which organisations should consider undertaking from a financial crime point of view.

What is a Risk Assessment?

A risk assessment is a process through which an organisation identifies the risks which it is exposed to (taking into account the various threats, vulnerabilities, risk areas and risk factors) and through which the appropriate risk mitigation measures are determined depending on the size, resources and systems available within the organisation.

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