RCSAs: designing and embedding in risk management
About the course
New format - one day course
Although widely used in financial services, RCSAs are often seen as a compliance exercise that adds little value. This course provides a practical, step-by-step guide to designing and executing effective RCSAs – transforming them into a powerful risk management tool. Participants will learn how to design methodologies, formulate risks and controls, emply generative AI and produce insightful reports.
Led by an expert practitioner, the training explores common pitfalls and proven strategies to enhance RCSAs, including horizon scanning for emerging risks and effective facilitation techniques. Attendees will leave the course with the skills to implement a robust RCSA process that aligns with business goals and offers a holistic view of organisational risks.
What participants say:
“Very interesting, very good examples and excellent speaker”
Learning objectives
- Find meaningful ways to formulate risks and controls
- Integrate RCSAs with key risk indicators and risk appetite
- Write effective and actionable RCSA reports
- Gain expertise in RCSA facilitation
- Learn strategies to engage key stakeholders and secure buy-in
- Address emerging operational risks in the RCSA process
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Risk management
- Internal audit
- Op risk
- Enterprise risk
- Compliance
- Governance
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