Background:
In the inter-connected financial eco-system new risks emerge every day and the transmission of risks also have become more complex. The Chief Risk Officer is tasked to protect the organisation against significant competitive, regulatory and technological threats that could affect capital and earnings and also unlock value through calculated risk-taking. CROs have to navigate the technological, geopolitical and supply chain disruptions of recent years and the increasingly rapid spread of risks, warrants, CROs to possess multi-dimensional skill sets to sail their organisation through crisis. The increasing adoption of advanced technologies, analytics and use of models for business decisions across the financial sector has given rise to new risks unknown in the past. It is incumbent on the part of the CROs to continuously monitor the risks in the organisation and foster a culture of compliance and adherence to regulatory requirements. Instead of preparing for each category of risk in a silo, developing an integrated enterprise risk management and building resilience will enable future risk leaders to stay ahead of the entire risk landscape.
Objective:
This conference will examine the evolving risk landscape for financial intermediaries including regulatory and technological changes. It would also provide a forum to the heads of risk function to meet and discuss the emerging issues surrounding risk management.
Program Highlights:
- Risk Governance & Strategy
- Emerging Macroeconomic Risk Impacting the financial sector
- Navigating Risk in the present AI/ML Era: Supervisory Expectations
- Advanced Credit Modelling: ECL Implementation
- Standardised Approach for Credit Risk
- Model Risk Management: Governance, Monitoring and Controls
- Risk Management Framework: Key Aspects
- Operational Risk & Resilience
- Third Party Risk Management: Regulatory Concerns & Industry Best Practices
- Digital Frauds: Trends & Steps for Prevention
- DPDP Act & Privacy Risk in the financial sector