Book Now & Save £100! 25 Risk & Compliance Directors From Leading FS Brands Share Practical Insights To Establish Robust Risk & Compliance Strategies For 2022!
Robust, Refreshed & Resilient Risk & Compliance Strategies For Financial Services: Embed Robust Risk Frameworks Which Adapt To Operational Disruption, Prepare For New Regulations, Respond To ESG & Climate Guidelines, Combat AML, Finance Crime, Misconduct & Cyber Threats, Protect Vulnerable Customers, Embrace Cloud, AI & New Technologies, Raise Standards Of Governance & Encourage A Culture Of Responsibility.
A One-Day, Industry-Led Conference & Networking Event, 28th April 2022, Central London.
08.30 Registration, Informal Networking & GIC Opening Remark
John Mahony, Head of Compliance, Atrato Group
Mohit Dhingra, UK & International Risk Director, RSA
OPERATIONAL RESILIENCE
09.10 Unearth Critical Insights To Employ A Bulletproof Business Continuity Plan & Framework Designed To Adapt To Disruption, Remain Agile & Deliver Critical Services
- With new resilience requirements announced in light of Covid-19, what key lessons from the pandemic will continue to drive business continuity throughout 2022 and beyond?
- Where risk prevention is not always feasible, investment in vigilance and resilience can reduce the impact of risk! Design, manage and deliver operational resilience improvements which fit your business priorities
- Build robust models through testing control frameworks which protect against fraudsters, change and new regulations
- How can you identify gaps in your frameworks in order to build and implement a successful business continuity plan which aligns with the broader strategic agenda?
Mark Chaplin, Chief Risk Officer, UK Life, Aviva
ESG & CLIMATE CHANGE
09.30 Proactively Respond To Upcoming ESG & Climate Regulation With Risk & Compliance Business Models Which Support Sustainable Finance & Green Initiatives
- Meet and exceed regulators’ increasing requirements with a risk model which responds and quickly interprets updated ESG standards and guidelines
- How are financial services best monitoring MI in order to forecast a sustainable future?
- Third parties and climate risk: do your vendor’s climate resilience plans align with your organisations push for net-zero?
- Securing stakeholder buy-in: how can you ensure senior executives prioritise and support new environmental initiatives in the race to net-zero?
- Data availability and ESG reporting: how can you drive net-zero initiatives further in your financial organisation by backing up claims with tangible data and insights?
Jonathan Grant, Global Head of Compliance Risk, Retail Bank, HSBC
CLOUD, AI & NEW TECHNOLOGIES- PANEL & Q&A
09.50 Combat & Mitigate The Threat Of Disruption By Maximising Emerging Technologies, Innovation AI & Cloud Adoption Within Risk & Compliance Models To Deliver Bottom-Line Results
- Keep pace with tech innovations for smarter digital approaches to risk
and compliance models which suit your policies, procedures, and Q&A controls and deliver tangible results - Explore the risks of cloud adoption: how will risk profiles change for financial organisations when they start utilising the cloud?
- Ensure full compliance across the board by preventing AI data bias to reduce costs and reduce errors
- Evaluate the importance of blockchains to determine safer risk and compliance mitigation actions with digital assets
- How will tech, digital, AI and the cloud continue to disrupt risk and compliance teams in the future?
CLAUSEMATCH CASE STUDY
10.20 Learn how a bank and a FinTech have invested in policy management technology to develop their compliance programmes
• The 5 maturity stages and how to assess your current status
• Why achieving policy management maturity is important to your compliance programme
• 2 real life examples on how to set up a policy management model and build maturity
• Benefits realised for the compliance programmes
Freddie Frith, Head of Financial Services, Clausematch
10.50 Morning Refreshment Break With Informal Networking
CYBER CRIME & SECURITY
11.20 Act Fast, Identify Risks & Power Collaborative Resistance To Combat Ever-Increasing Cybersecurity Threats With High-Impact & Robust Cyber Risk Strategies.
• Tighten control models with tried-and-tested risk strategies so that your financial institution can react fast and continue to protect consumers even throughout silent cyber attacks
• Mitigate vulnerability by investing in the right technologies and effectively educating teams to identify threats quickly in order to respond and protect the organisation
• Cyber risk culture has evolved in the new hybrid workplace, how can you ensure your cyber culture aligns with your organisation’s culture?
• From market abuse and terrorism funding to the growth of ransomware attacks – are IT departments communicating with the right risk and compliance functions to create a robust umbrella of controls which keeps customers protected?
CUSTOMER OUTCOMES & VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS
11.40 Develop & Implement Flexible & Tailored Policies Which Reflect New Consumer Protection Legislations, Combat Inequality & Protect & Support Vulnerable Customers.
• Ensure an increased focus on better customer outcomes and vulnerable customers by reviewing current regulation to guarantee fairer treatment of customers and higher levels of customer care
• As vulnerability rises in the UK as a result of Covid-19, what forbearance measures are necessary for each individual customer in a post-Covid world?
• Identify the key areas of vulnerability which are prominent for more targeted operational and conduct risk and determine the value of effective KYC approaches for your financial institution
• Protect the fair treatment of customers at all touchpoints by improving communication channels with customers for clearer explanations of products, services and terms which fulfil risk and compliance obligations.
Chloe Stuttard, Head of Risk & Compliance, LV= Financial Services
Sarah Bennett-Nash, M.D, Head of Compliance Europe, Standard Chartered Bank
NEW REGULATIONS NEW REGULATIONS Q&A PANEL
12.20 Implement An Aligned, Robust & Resilient Operating Model Which Can Quickly Interpret & Keep Up With Rapidly-Changing Risk & Compliance Regulations
• How will regulation be adapted in a post-pandemic world, and how can financial institutions keep up with changes in order to consume and interpret regulation quickly and effectively?
• As financial regulation changes as the UK diverts from EU regulation and adjusts to the post-Brexit transition period, what divergences are to be expected, and what new opportunities will arise for risk management and compliance teams?
• As firms’ quality of governance and culture models are placed under the regulatory spotlight, how can your organisation make critical decisions which consider fairer treatment of customers and employees?
Dave Montgomery, Chief Risk Officer for Revolut, Wealth & Trading Ireland, Revolut
Elizabeth Martine, Head of Risk, Close Brothers Asset, Management
Martin Lewis, Director, Chief Operating Office & Third Party Risk, Internal Audit, Credit Suisse
Mark Satterthwaite, Chief Compliance Officer Europe, Citi
Sanjay Sharma, Global Co - Head of FICC, Compliance, HSBC
VIXIO CASE STUDY
12.50 The Paradigm Shift Towards Growth
Andrew Neeson, Managing Editor and Research Director, VIXIO Regulatory Intelligence
13.10 Lunch & Informal Networking For Speakers, Delegates & Partners
Informal Breakout Discussions
13.40 A) Covid Impact B) Post-Brexit C) Reporting
Martin Lewis, Director, Chief Operating Office & Third Party Risk, Internal Audit, Credit Suisse
14.10 Afternoon Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks
Louise Johnston, Chief Compliance Officer, American Express UK & Nordics
Mohit Dhingra, UK & International Risk Director, RSA
NEW RISK FRAMEWORKS
14.20 Refresh & Update Your Risk & Compliance Models! Integrate Impactful & Robust Frameworks Which Better Identify Emerging Risks & Best Prepare Your Organisation For The Unexpected
• How should risk and compliance functions evolve on strategic and tactical levels to ensure they consistently keep up with regulatory changes?
• Ensure your risk frameworks are well tested to identify weaknesses and limitations in order to create more robust models which secure stakeholder buy-in
• Review ways to seamlessly integrate your frameworks for a unified ecosystem of models amongst risk and compliance teams
Dave Montgomery, Chief Risk Officer for Revolut, Wealth & Trading Ireland, Revolut
14.40 Cian Reynolds, Head of Risk Modelling, Zurich Insurance plc
DATA MANAGEMENT & TRANSFORMATION
15.00 Maximise Data & Overcome Challenges To Accessibility To Translate Results Into Actionable Insights By Ensuring It Is Fit-For-Purpose & Outcome Driven
• Uncover new and innovative ways to measure risk data to better understand model limitations for targeted responses which protect consumers
• For multijurisdictional banks how can you keep pace with regulatory changes around data?
• With the new data protection regime what should risk and compliance teams look out for?
• How can R&C teams better implement tech and AI to reduce the security and data breaches to reduce impact on customers and improve data handling efficiencies
• Explore your options using open data to export new models in finance to the rest of the world and modify it to fit the needs of your financial institution
RISK CULTURE, CONDUCT & GOVERNANCE
15.20 Equip Yourself With Appropriate Systems & Controls In Order To Promote Confident Cultures, Deter Misconduct, Raise Standards Of Governance & Encourage A Culture Of Responsibility
• As SM responsibility increases, design and develop a successful and compliant internal system which improves individual accountability and awareness of conduct issues
• Measuring risk culture: how have other financial services approached measuring and evidencing progress and culture?
• Ensure teams aren’t making decisions in silo and define what information should be shared between functions to align with organisational structures and avoid firm liability
• Understand the interplay between culture and governance and why it is important for improving risk-related decision making
Stefana Brown, Head of Operational Risk, Legal & General Insurance
15.40 Suresh Sankaran, Head of Model Risk Governance, Metro Bank (UK)
16.00 Afternoon Refreshment Break With Informal Networking
16.30 Bonus Session Reserved For Exclusive Conference Partner
DECISION TIME CASE STUDY
16.30 Geoff Higgins, Managing Director, Decision Time
FINANCIAL CRIME & AML
17.00 Implement Practical & Proactive AML & Financial Crime Strategies With Effective Processes & Technologies Which Mitigate Adverse Effects Of Criminal Activity & Protects Customers
• Uncover business-critical insights to refresh your risk and compliance strategies to combat new types of financial crime risk
• Develop strategic approaches to financial crime risk which assess data management, budgeting and reporting for better risk-led decision making
• Assess the interplay between operational risk and financial crime and its impact on customers in order to boost efficiencies and combat threats
• Review necessary changes and adaptions to anti-fraud and anti-money laundering models in light of the pandemic and new hybrid ways of working
THE FUTURE OF RISK & COMPLIANCE
17.20 Uncover Critical Insights For A Strategic Advantage! Best Prepare For The Unexpected With Efficient & Fit-For-Future Risk & Compliance Models
• During the recovery phase of the pandemic how can financial services continue to monitor and re-structure risk models to suit hybrid ways of working?
• Re-emphasis around risk culture and individual accountability regimes will continue – how can organisations best reflect this in future risk models?
• Smarter systems are here to stay - explore reliable digital and automated solutions which monitor risk continuously
• What new financial and non-financial risks should financial institutions prepare for in 2022 and beyond?
Siddhartha Medappa, Chief Risk Officer, Zurich Insurance plc
Frama Aboh, Principal (Vice President), Legal Entity Risk & Controls, BNY Mellon
Elizabeth Martine, Head of Risk, Close Brothers Asset Management
Manoj Bhaskar, Global Head of Enterprise Risk Analytics, Enterprise Risk Management Standard Chartered
Bank
Enrico Massignani, Chief Risk Officer, Generali Group Investment Asset & Wealth Management
Antonello Russo, EMEA Head of Risk Management, ETF & Index Investments BlackRock
17.50 Afternoon Co-Chairs’ Closing Remarks & Close Of Conference
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