2012 Operational Risk Management
Date
7 Feb 2012 - 7 Feb 2012
Location
Imperial House, 15-19 Kingsway, London, WC2B 6UN
Information
What is this risk that is not credit or market, but busts banks? The third type, as defined by the Basel II regulations is Operational Risk Management. The Twin Towers, Nick Leeson, and latterly Bernie Madoff and Jerome Kerviel all added impetus to the growth of this latest major recognised risk area.
This is a comprehensive introductory course on the third ‘must have’ area of financial risk management.
Delegates should expect to leave the course with a broad knowledge of how operational risk is defined and distinguished, and the key stages of the Operational Risk Management Model. These are risk identification, risk assessment, control, and loss reporting. Delegates should also expect to be introduced to the very wide range of specialised topics such as fraud, business continuity, strategic, legal and reputational risk. Operational risk has its own capital adequacy provisions under the Basel II regulations and these are covered in outline as part of the day.
Delegates will:
- Understand the definition of operational risk and its relationship to other areas of risk management and operations
- Appreciate some of the wide variety of specialist areas within Operational Risk Management
- Participate in the recommended model of risk identification and assessment, risk control decisions and implementation, risk prediction and loss monitoring
Event fee
FLA MEMBER = £440 + VAT. NON-MEMBERS = £595 + VAT.
Dress code
SMART CASUAL
