6th Annual Credit Risk Management Forum

The next five years in risk management can bring more transformation than the last decade. CRisk 2020 will help credit risk management professionals to prepare for the upcoming requirements and demands.

The 6th Annual Credit Risk Management Forum is dedicated to address the key burning issues, discover solutions through discussions and provide participants with a platform to inspire each other. The event will be an amalgamation of interesting case studies, interactive panel discussions and networking sessions, with a strong focus on current and future trends.

 

On behalf of GLC,
Aletta Lemak

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Event schedule

Day one

  • 09:00 Opening Remarks from the Chair

  • 09:10 Banks’ challenges with ECB’s Targeted Review of Internal Models

  • 9:40 Modelling issues – Interaction between IRB and IFRS9

  • 10:20 Short Recess

  • 11:00 Using a modern machine learning DevOps approach to (credit) risk modelling

  • 11:30 How to proceed on Integrated Stress testing? Current Developments and demands

  • 12:00 Lunch Break

  • 13:00 Year 2020 in IRB models from the bank perspective

  • 13:30 Examining the potential of internal pool models

  • 14:00 Short Recess

  • 14:30 Introducing sustainability risks into credit risk management

  • 15:00 Supervisory review on Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book under ICAA P

  • 15:30 Closing Remarks from the Chair

  • 15:40 End of Day 1

Day two

  • 08:55 Opening Remarks from the Chair

  • 09:00 INTERACTIVE Q&A SESSION – Risk culture and governance:
    decomposing the concept

  • 09:30 Effective leadership for new  risk management challenges

  • 10:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: The future of stress testing

  • 10:30 Short Recess

  • 11:00 How to set and develop efficient risk appetite framework

  • 11:30 KYC/AML aspects of credit risk management

  • 12:00 Lunch Break

  • 13:00 Active portfolio management: the everlasting challenge…in a pandemia era

  • 13:30 Backtesting of Scenario Models

  • 14:00 Closing Remarks from the Chair

  • 14:05 End of Day 2

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Our Speakers

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Catherine Keane
Catherine KeaneHead of Bank and Country Risk
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Karlis Danevics
Karlis DanevicsMember of the Management Board
SEB
Latvia
Andreea Petreanu
Andreea PetreanuHead of Credit Risk Management
Mizuho International
United Kingdom
Dorte Kurek
Dorte KurekRisk Management Professional
Denmark
Joseph Jawahiri
Joseph JawahiriHead of Applications & Reporting
Nordea
Sweden
Gergely Gabler
Gergely GablerDirector, Prudential Modelling and IT Supervision Directorate
Central Bank of Hungary
Hungary
Gernot Hinterleitner
Gernot HinterleitnerHead of Integrated Risk Analysis
Raiffeisen Bank International
Austria
David Vanden Abeele
David Vanden Abeele Head of Risk Modelling & Data Analytics
Credo Software & Consulting
Belgium
Tobias Noll
Tobias Noll Senior Relationship Manager, Deputy Head Marketing & Sales
RSU Rating Service Unit
Germany
Petr Franek
Petr Franek Head of Strategic Risk Management
Česká spořitelna
Czech Republic
Maurizio Garro
Maurizio GarroSenior Lead - IBOR Transition programme
Lloyds Banking Group
United Kingdom
Frederic Menninger
Frederic Menninger Quantitative Credit Risk Modeler / Assistant Vice President
Credit suisse
Switzerland
Juan Rio Salvador
Juan Rio Salvador Coach, Trainer and International Speaker, Business Consultant
Rioxa
Ireland
Andrea Cremonino
Andrea Cremonino Head Capital Optimisation, Capital Management
UniCredit
Italy

Our Advisors

Thomas Ribarits
Thomas Ribarits Head of Financial Engineering and Advisory Services Division
European Investment Bank
Luxembourg
Hakan Yar
Hakan YarChief Risk Officer
BC Partners Management Lux Sarl
Luxembourg
Laurent Balthazar
Laurent BalthazarHead of integrated risk management
Belfius
Belgium
Ali Ugur
Ali UgurChief Economist, Head of Prudential Regulation
Banking and Payments Federation
Ireland
Ralf Zeitlberger
Ralf ZeitlbergerWorkout coordination including saving banks
Erste Group bank
Austria
Petr Franěk
Petr FraněkHead of Strategic Risk Management
Ceská sporitelna (Erste Group)
Czech Republic
James Tebboth
James TebbothChief Credit Officer
Nationwide Building Society
United Kingdom

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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
  • Quantitative Analysts
  • Compliance Officers

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