This interactive workshop course is apt for participants who are working in and with
financial institutions which are trying to keep pace with developments in risk
management and growing pressures of regulatory, governance and compliance issues. It
engages the participants in examining the failures of risk management and governance
and drives forth the case that managing risks holistically with a proper risk culture and
framework is imperative to the survival of a bank.
OBJECTIVE
Better (and safer) risk management in financial institutions has never been more
demanding since the financial crisis began in the latter half of the last decade. Facing
calamity after calamity, scandal after scandal, the banking industry has come under
public and regulatory scrutiny over the failures in risk management and governance.
Intended to be edu-taining (blending education and thoughtful entertainment), the
course offers a pragmatic understanding of bank risk management with less quantoxication and more qualitative rationalization.
After completing this course, the participants will be able to:
- Have (re) examined the underlying key concepts in bank risk management and the fails in risk management, governance and regulations as evidenced over the last seven years
- Appreciate the challenges faced by banking industry in restoring trust and fixing its structural flaws so to be better prepared for future calamities
- Draw lessons from the financial crisis and earlier bank “mishaps” so to improve the risk management culture and discipline in the light of new regulatory, governance and compliance pressures imposed on the banking institution
COURSE OUTLINE
- Better (and safer) risk management in financial institutions has never been more demanding since the financial crisis began in the latter half of the last decade. Facing calamity after calamity, scandal after scandal, the banking industry has come under public and regulatory scrutiny over the failures in risk management and governance.
- Intended to be edu-taining (blending education and thoughtful entertainment), the course offers a pragmatic understanding of bank risk management with less quan-toxication and more qualitative rationalization.
- Have (re) examined the underlying key concepts in bank risk management and the fails in risk management, governance and regulations as evidenced over the last seven years
- Appreciate the challenges faced by banking industry in restoring trust and fixing its structural flaws so to be better prepared for future calamities
- Draw lessons from the financial crisis and earlier bank “mishaps” so to improve the risk management culture and discipline in the light of new regulatory, governance and compliance pressures imposed on the banking institution
