Operational Risk Loss Data Collection demo
Each operational loss found in the ledger, grouped into one event with its recoveries, and classified by Basel type 1:30
What the demo shows
Operational risk teams find GL loss events, group them, classify by Basel type and approve them
A Finder agent reads every entry in the accounts where operational losses land and the incident tickets, and sets aside reversals, accruals, normal charges and credit-boundary charges with the rule for each. A Grouper agent joins entries into one event by wire reference, ticket and legal matter, keeps recoveries separate and re-opens an event when a related entry posts. A Classifier agent proposes the Basel event type and business line with its reasoning and citations, beside the business line's own tag, and asks when it is unsure. A Narrative agent drafts descriptions and notices, a Restriction agent keeps BSA links to a flag, a Reconciliation agent ties the database to the ledger each month, and a Reporting agent builds the quarterly file and the committee summary. The analyst approves, reclassifies or splits; the validator checks every reclassification, split and event of $100,000 or more, and a sample of the rest.
Transcript
- Operational Risk Loss Data Collection finds every loss in the ledger, for operational risk teams.
- Banks reported over 13 billion euros of losses last year; here, 17 of 29 had no form.
- Agents sieve 4,812 ledger entries down to 68 candidate events.
- The Grouper joins the reimbursement, legal fees and recovery: business email compromise, net loss $176,900.
- The Classifier overrules the process-error tag: External Fraud, citing the ticket.
- Elena asks why, reads the cited answer, then approves with a reason code.
- The second-line validator confirms it; nobody checks their own decision.
- Monthly, the database ties to the ledger; August's legal-fee gap is explained.
- Every step is on the audit trail, with examiner packs.
- The result: losses captured within five days, nothing unexplained at month-end.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.