Operational Resilience & Risk Management for Finance Professionals
Description
This webinar explores what operational risk and operational resilience mean in practice for financial services firms, from systems failures and cyber threats to third-party disruption and governance weaknesses. We will examine key regulatory and industry expectations, including evolving supervisory guidance and board accountability standards. The session will consider practical approaches to identifying, assessing and mitigating risk, strengthening controls and scenario testing resilience. We will also reflect on recent regulatory statements and case studies to understand lessons learned when things go wrong. Finally, we will discuss how to embed a proactive risk culture and resilience mindset across the organisation.
This webinar provides one-hour of CPD and offers insights and updates from a leading industry-expert speaker.
Delegates places are interchangeable with colleagues from the same organisation.
Content
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What do we mean by operational risk and operational resilience, and what might these look like in the financial services sector?
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What are some of the key regulatory and industry expectations/guidelines in this area?
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How can we assess and mitigate risk, and strengthen resilience?
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What can we do if something goes wrong in our business, and what can we learn from recent regulatory statements/case studies?
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How can we embed risk management and resilience in our organisation?
Presenter
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Adam Killip Senior Counsel at Maher Law |
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Adam Killip is an astute and experienced corporate and commercial advocate with a strong reputation amongst his peers and clients alike. His principal areas of practice at Maher Law are insolvency and disputes involving trust or corporate structures. In his previous role at a leading Isle of Man firm, he gained a wide range of experience in both contentious and non-contentious corporate, trust and insolvency work. Through the Isle of Man Law Society, Adam provides exam training sessions for trainee Manx advocates. He is also a course tutor with a local educational provider of qualifications offered by the Chartered Governance Institute.
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