BCBS 239: Effective risk data aggregation and reporting

About the course

Effective implementation of BCBS 239 is crucial for strengthening how your institution governs, aggregates and reports risk data. This course provides practical guidance on integrating key BCBS 239 principles and overcoming common implementation pitfalls.

Sessions will break down the essential elements of an effective data governance framework, emphasising the importance of defining roles and responsibilities and developing data policies that support independent validation. Participants will engage with real-world case studies to learn about improving risk data reporting, monitoring data quality and developing resilient data architecture.

Additionally, the course explores the nuances of data aggregation, including accuracy, completeness and timeliness, and provides the tools to assess whether an institution’s data is fit for purpose.

By improving their risk reporting and getting a deeper understanding for not only what regulators are looking for, but also how to demonstrate that effective controls are in place, participants will be prepared to elevate data management practices as their institution.

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What participants say:

“Overall it was a great and fruitful three days. Big thanks to David who ensured that our questions were answered. Also case studies were a great opportunity to obtain different perspectives and ideas”

“Industry-specific insights, patiently provided through the course of the three days made the learning objectives clearer and easily applicable on the day-to-day practice on this topic”

“This course was excellent. Content and presentation style was very conducive to learning. Lots of interaction with the instructor and other participants helped to get a very thorough understanding of the topics”

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