Corporate Governance Principles for Banks¶
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. (2015). Corporate Governance Principles for Banks. Bank for International Settlements.
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Mechanisms¶
- Dual-Key or Concurrence Rule
- Its strength is that it makes unilateral high-consequence action structurally impossible: the four-eyes principle turns a single point of failure or fraud into one that requires at least two people to align.
This sourceDefines four-eyes controls through segregation of duties, cross-checking, dual control, and double signatures.
- Its strength is that it makes unilateral high-consequence action structurally impossible: the four-eyes principle turns a single point of failure or fraud into one that requires at least two people to align.
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