SAS Risk Executive Forum 2017
~ September 12th ~ Customer Executive Center, SAS Spain, Madrid ~
#SASRiskForum
Why attend
The CRO agenda is more crowded than ever. Financial institutions continue to feel pressure from regulators, auditors, boards and investors to manage risk more proactively and comprehensively. Model risk governance is becoming more and more critical. Modeling activities are subject to substantial extensions and changes; from new accounting rules to new regulations and business requirements which impact both staffing and systems. Adding onto that, financial institutions must operate their risk and finance functions in a more unified, cost-conscious and transparent manner that requires tighter organizational integration and more informed reporting.
At the 2017 SAS EMEA Risk Executive Forum, you’ll hear from industry experts about how these trends and changes will affect financial organizations, and from your peers about the lessons they have learned during the implementation of key risk initiatives.
Who should attend
CROs, Credit Risk Directors, Managers and Analysts, Lending Unit Managers, Commercial Unit Managers, Retail and Corporate Credit units, IFRS9 program directors, IT managers involved in credit risk activities.
Registration is free of charge.
Speakers
Deeper Dive and Demos
Join our experts at the demo stations.
An opportunity for hands-on experiences with our software and access to product experts for more in depth discussions on some of the most popular forum topics, including:
- SAS® Model Risk Management
- SAS® Expected Credit Loss (IFRS 9)
- SAS® Regulatory Risk Management
Agenda
| September 11th | |
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| 20.00 | Welcome Networking Dinner |
| September 12th | |
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| 08.30 - 09.25 | Welcome Coffee & Registration |
| 09.25 | Introduction Renzo Traversini, Senior Director, Risk Business Consulting RQS, SAS Welcome Remarks Troy Haines, Senior Vice President, Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions Division, SAS |
| 09.30 | CRO Roundtable: The Business Value of Risk Management Alexandros Benos, Chief Risk Officer, National Bank of Greece Cheryl Feltgen, Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer, Arch Mortgage Insurance Company, USA Troy Haines, Senior Vice President, Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions Division, SAS Perspectives on whether organizations are fully equipped to comply with current and evolving regulatory requirements and how they balance meeting those requirements with adding value to the business. |
| 10.30 | Coffee Break |
| 11.00 | IFRS9 and beyond - Stress Testing and Risk and Finance integration Nuno Martins, Head Of Strategic Risk Models Unit, Millennium Bcp, Portugal David Curtis, Group Chief Credit Officer, permanent tsb, Ireland Martim Rocha, Director, Risk Business Consulting, RQS, SAS IFRS 9 requires banks to more accurately predict expected credit losses. Hear why this will make new credit loss models based on deeper, more detailed risk analytics necessary. The critical importance of Risk and Finance working together will also be a theme of this discussion. |
| 12.00 | Opportunities or Obstacles: Perspectives on the Current Risk Management Landscape Luis Filipe Barbosa, PwC Partner at Financial Services Risk & Regulation Advisory, PwC, Portugal Daniele Monzali, Associate Partner, EY FSO Advisory Services, Italy Mark Moorman, Senior Director Portfolio Management, Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions, SAS This industry roundtable will address the following and more:
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| 13.00 - 14.30 | Networking Buffet Lunch |
| 14.30 | Regulatory Risk Management - The new normal Manuel Nitschinger, Risk Platform Manager, ERSTE Group IT (EGIT) Luca Rubbiati, Responsible of Risk & Control Applications. Internal Rating, Regulatory & IFRS9 in BPER Services - Group BPER Alberto Storace, Managing director in the Digital platform, Accenture, Italy Stefan De Lombaert, Director, Risk Business Consulting RQS, SAS The new normal for regulatory risk calculation is connected with the need for:
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| 15.15 | Coffee Break |
| 15.45 | Risk Model governance and the future of IRB Engelbert Meyer, Head of Group Credit Risk Management, FirstRand, South Africa Nicola Andreis, Head of Pooled AIRB Models Development and Validation Unit, Cedacri, Italy Nikolay Filipenkov, Principal, Risk Business Consulting RQS, SAS In recent years the discipline of model risk management has become formalized and rigorous. The need for greater governance of analytical models is now essential to meeting the demands of regulators and business decisions. We will discuss how institutions are going beyond compliance for better business management and the impacts of the new regulatory developments for banks. |
| 16.30 | Closing Remarks Renzo Traversini |
Suggested Accommodation for Attendees
Travel time to reach the Event venue displayed below is to be intended by car in normal traffic conditions.
The Exe Norte Hotel is located at walking distance (5 mins).
