3rd Annual Credit Risk Management Forum
02-03 March 2017
Credit Risk Management is a hot topic wherever we go. After the financial crisis and credit crunch hit the world economies the importance of Credit Risk Management emerged even more. Credit Portfolios, Credit Scoring and Creditworthiness of individuals and companies are common terms in the everyday life of the financial sector.
During 3rd Annual Credit Risk Management Forum – following in the footsteps of GLC renowned Risk Management Series – the participants will hear about the latest regulations, gain insight to volatility under IFRS 9; stress testing and scenario analysis in ICAAP and Recovery plans; risk models; shadow banking; AnaCredit, and many more. Furthermore they can also build long lasting business relationships with the representatives of the most significant financial institutions of Europe as well as regularity members.
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Event schedule
Day one
8:30 Registration & Networking with Welcome Coffee
9:20 Regulatory changes and how they affect bank’s credit risk modelling
10:00 Accounting for Credit Risk and the Impact of Regulations
10:40 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits
11:10 ECB Workshop – Standardisation of credit risk data : the contribution of AnaCredit to credit assessment
11:50 Update on regulatory developments impacting Credit Risk
12:30 Shadow Banking
13:20 Luncheon & Networking
14:10 Updates on regulatory developments impacting on Credit Risk
14:50 NPLs in the euro area – stocktake and recent developement
15:30 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits
16:00 The Single Supervisory Mechanism after two years – where do we stand and what’s next?
16:30 The interventions of the European Central Bank
throughout the crisis17:10 Rotating Round Table Discussions
18:10 Closing Remarks from the Chair & Networking
Day two
08:30 Meet, Greet & Networking with Welcome Coffee
09:00 Political Risk in the Brexit-Era
09:40 Challenges for a Bank in a changing regulatory environment
10:20 Risk Management and the limits of Mathematics
11:10 Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits
11:30 Stress testing and scenario analysis in ICAAP and Recovery plans
12:10 European Credit Rating Market
12:50 Luncheon & Networking
13:50 OPEN PANEL DISCUSSION: Improvements in Credit Risk Modeling
14:30 Latest developments in regulatory risk measurement
15:10 Big Data Appliance in Risk Management
15:50 Farewell Tea, Coffee, Networking & Exhibits
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Who will you meet?
CROs CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, COOs, VPs, MDs, Global Heads, Directors, Department Heads and International Managers OF:
- Credit Risk
- Risk Analysis
- Risk Modelling
- Credit Research
- Credit Risk Analysis
- Portfolio Strategy
- Balance Sheet Management
- Prudential Policy Division
- Credit Risk for Retail and SMEs
- Funds Transfer Pricing
- Capital Management
- Liquidity Risk
- Market Risk
- Retail Business Development
- Asset Liability Managers
- Quanti-tative Analysts
- Compliance Officers
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