easy · FRM Part 2 Operational Risk
Under a proper governance framework, 'Model Limitations' must be:
- Hidden from regulators and auditors to avoid capital add-ons.
- Eliminated entirely through redesign before any model use is permitted.
- Escalated to IT as coding defects to be patched like ordinary software bugs.
- Clearly documented and accompanied by compensating controls
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