Best practices for risk reporting
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
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Understand key aspects of a risk reporting
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Address common reporting challenges
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Integrate operational and non-financial risk to complex reports
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About the course
This learning event offers the necessary skills and insight to create effective and successful risk reports.
Participants will enhance their understanding of risk reporting by deep diving into the implications of BCBS 239, exploring effective corporate governance principles and establishing the importance of risk appetite for risk reporting.
Key interactive discussion sessions will provide participants the opportunity to study the best practice approaches to common reporting challenges and develop a three-step process for successful report writing. This learning experience will identify good corporate governance principles to aid participants in constructing their own risk reports.
Flexible pricing options:
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Early-bird rate: book in advance and save $200
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3-for-2 group rate: book three delegates for the price of two and save more than $2,000
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Season tickets: book a team of 10 or more and save up to 50%
Learning objectives
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Apply the governance principles to risk reporting
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Employ a three-step approach to successful report writing
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Integrate BCBS 239 into the reporting process
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Incorporate emerging risks and external benchmarks
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Write a successful and effective risk report
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Create a risk report and receive immediate and expert feedback
Who should attend
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Operational and enterprise risk
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Compliance
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Governance and control
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Audit
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Governance
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Operational resilience
Agenda
November 6–8, 2023
Timezones: Emea/Apac
Sessions:
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Structuring an effective risk report
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Avoiding reporting pitfalls and presenting a balanced story
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BCBS 239 and its implications for report writing
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Good corporate governance principles
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Risk appetite and its importance to report writing
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Bring your report: group work
Tutors
Elena Pykhova Risk Learning Faculty
Director and founder
The OpRisk Company
Elena Pykhova is an op risk executive specialising in strategy, design and implementation of firm-wide risk frameworks.
She is the author of a best-selling book, Operational risk management in financial services: a practical guide to establishing effective solutions.
Pykhova is a renowned educator, running public and in-house training courses in the UK and internationally for world-leading organisations including the London Stock Exchange Group Academy, the Moller Centre Cambridge University and Risk.net.
She is a thought-leader, influencer and founder of a prominent industry think tank, the Best Practice Operational Risk Forum.
Pykhova is a former director for education at the Institute of Operational Risk and chair of the expert panel for the Association of Foreign Banks.
Passionate about the discipline, she founded her training and consulting practice after 20 years of experience in senior roles at Fortune 500 companies.
Accreditation
This course is CPD (Continued Professional Development) accredited. One credit is awarded for every hour of learning at the event.
Pre-reading materials
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