BCBS 239: Effective risk data aggregation and reporting
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
- Elevate operational efficiency and decision-making processes
- Acquire practical skills in data management
- Navigate common implementation challenges
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About the course
Effective implementation of BCBS 239 is crucial for enhancing risk management and strategic decision-making in financial institutions. This course provides practical guidance on applying key BCBS 239 principles and avoiding regression in compliance.
Participants will engage with real-world case studies to learn about improving risk data reporting, monitoring data quality and developing resilient data architecture. Subject-matter experts will break down the elements of an effective data governance framework, emphasising the definition of roles and responsibilities. Additionally, the course covers system requirements for efficient data aggregation and reporting, exploring how they integrate and interact as one.
Attendees will leave this course equipped with strategies to elevate their data management practices, helping drive their organisations forward in a data-centric banking environment.
Pricing options:
- Early-bird rate: save up to $800 per person by booking in advance*
- 3-for-2 rate: save over $2,000 by booking a group of three attendees*
- Subscriber reward: save 30% off the standard rate if you are a Risk.net subscriber*
- Season tickets: save up to 60% - request price breakdown
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Learning objectives
- Examine the components of successful data governance
- Design effective and compliant risk data reports
- Discuss best practices for data aggregation
- Learn how to measure and monitor data quality
- Interpret implementation progress reports from supervisors
- Address challenges in a business-as-usual environment
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Reporting
- Enterprise data management
- IT strategy
- Data architecture
- Credit/Market/Liquidity risk
- Operational risk
- Compliance and regulation
Agenda
May 20–22, 2024
Live online. Timezones: Emea/America
Sessions:
- Background, importance and evolution of BCBS 239
- Data governance
- Data architecture
- Data aggregation and quality
- Risk data reporting
- BCBS 239 delivery: challenges and solutions
- Progress and evolution
Tutor:
- David Power, chief data officer, State Street Bank International
Tutors
David Power
Chief Data Officer
State Street Bank International
David has over two decades of experience spearheading large-scale, complex programs across wealth management, investment banking, risk, operations, and finance. He is committed to leveraging data and innovation to drive tangible value. He currently holds the position of chief data officer at State Street and leds BCBS 239 compliance. Previously, he was chief data officer in the asset management function at Credit Suisse. He has a keen interest in the disruption happening in the market through technology and artificial intelligence.
Accreditation
This course is CPD (Continued Professional Development) accredited. One credit is awarded for every hour of learning at the event.
Pre-reading materials
The Risk.net resources below have been selected to enhance your learning experience:
- BCBS 239, Guiding Principles for Compliance
- New data techniques to turbocharge risk management
- Mounting pressure to capture real-time exposures spurs data aggregation efforts
A Risk.net subscription will provide you access to these articles. Alternatively, register for free to read two news articles a month.
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