Centralised risk teams tend to have more sub-units
Size of central banks with climate change risk unit steadies at 12%
Risk management divisions with centralised frameworks are likely to operate with more sub-units than those with decentralised models, the Risk Management Benchmarks 2025 find.
Twenty-four (55.8%) of the 43 benchmark participants say they run a centralised risk management unit. The proportion of those with decentralised structure is 44.2%.
Of the 24 institutions with centralised risk management units, 70.8% report having a cyber security/fintech risk unit. Similarly, a share of 79.2% say they have
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