[OR] [MBT] [E3] [CBS] [5] [ITo] Establish Impact Tolerances

CBS-5 Loan and Credit Services

In the context of Metrobank's operational resilience framework, establishing appropriate impact tolerances for its critical business services (CBS), specifically for CBS-5 Loan and Credit Services, is essential to ensure the continued availability and stability of the bank's financial operations.

Impact tolerance refers to the maximum amount of disruption or loss of service that can be tolerated without significantly affecting the bank's ability to meet its objectives or comply with regulatory requirements.

For Metrobank, CBS-5 encompasses a range of loan and credit-related services, including retail loan origination and assessment, as well as loan portfolio analytics and strategy.

These services are critical not only for the bank’s profitability but also for maintaining its reputation and meeting its regulatory obligations.

Mapping out impact tolerances for each sub-service ensures that Metrobank is prepared to withstand disruptions and recover swiftly, thereby minimising customer impact and regulatory consequences.

The following table presents the detailed impact tolerances for each sub-CBS of CBS-5 Loan and Credit Services, as aligned with regulatory guidelines and operational resilience standards.

The key elements include maximum tolerable downtime (MTD), maximum tolerable data loss (MTDL), and assessments of customer and regulatory impact.

Table P4: Establish Impact Tolerance for CBS-5

 

Establishing appropriate impact tolerances for CBS-5 Loan and Credit Services ensures that Metrobank remains resilient in the face of disruptions.

By understanding the maximum tolerable downtime and data loss for each sub-CBS, Metrobank can prioritize recovery efforts, mitigate customer impact, and maintain compliance with regulatory standards.

While most sub-CBS show strong resilience, there are areas where further improvements can be made, especially in processes such as loan documentation, collateral management, and credit monitoring.

Proactively enhancing automation, system redundancy, and data security will be key to mitigating potential risks and ensuring that Metrobank’s loan and credit services continue to operate efficiently even during adverse events.

By setting clear impact tolerances, Metrobank is reinforcing its operational resilience framework, ensuring business continuity and maintaining the trust of its customers and regulatory bodies.

 

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