Operational Risk Awards 2016 open for entries
Practitioners, vendors and service providers invited to enter to win an Operational Risk Award
The Operational Risk Awards honour excellence in op risk management, regulation and risk management service provision.
The awards are divided up into practitioner and vendor categories. Practitioner categories, which include op risk management awards for banks, asset managers and insurers, will be judged by a panel of senior editors and writers. Vendor categories, which include awards for law firms, consultancies and technology providers, will be judged by a carefully selected panel of op risk practitioners and other industry experts.
Meanwhile, the award for Paper of the year is judged by the editorial board of the Journal of Operational Risk, who will recognise an outstanding contribution to the journal in the previous year.
Practitioner categories:
Bank of the year
Insurer of the year
Asset manager of the year
Regulator of the year
Industry initiative of the year
Paper of the year
Lifetime achievement award
Vendor categories:
Consultancy of the year
Law firm of the year
Best cyber risk/security product
Best financial crime product
Best fraud detection product
Best conduct risk service/tool
Best business continuity service product
Best GRC product
Best risk analytics tool
Best stress testing product
Best client reporting platform or service
Best regulatory reporting platform or service
Best operational risk product
Best compliance product
Best market surveillance product
Best newcomer (vendor or product)
Best operational risk initiative over the last 12 months
Best implementation at a sell-side firm
Best implementation at a buy-side firm
Best managed/support services provider
Best outsourcing provider
The winners of all the awards will be featured on Risk.net and in a special supplement accompanying the July/August issue of Operational Risk magazine. An awards ceremony and gala dinner will take place on June 14 in London.
For full details and to download the entry form, please visit www.opriskawards.com.
Remember, entries close at 5:00pm UK time on April 14. Late submissions will only be considered at the discretion of the editor.
Good luck!
Mark Pengelly, editor, risk management
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