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Date: Afternoon of Wednesday 19th September 2007
Venue: London Stock Exchange
Risk-based capital management can help organisations to spot threats and weaknesses; identify opportunities that may be missed by competitors and target investment where it can earn its best return. It can also help to align risk appetite with capital allocation and communicate the tangible strengths and potential of the business to analysts, investors and rating agencies. There is still an argument though that developing an effective risk based framework is an expensive project with results difficult to measure and monitor, in essence the risk v return trade off. This event will answer these questions and many more in an exciting interactive forum.
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Speakers
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Rudi de Koker, Head of Group Risk Analytics, ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP
Greg Hawes, Senior Manager Fraud Detection, Global Security and Fraud Risk, HSBC HOLDINGS PLC
Alistair Smith, CRO, BRITISH ENERGY and former Head of Enterprise-Wide Risk Management, LLOYDS TSB
John Mould, Chief Operating Officer, New Star Asset Management
Jörg Hashagen, Managing Partner Advisory, Global Head Advisory Financial Services, KPMG
Michael Imeson, Contributing Editor, The Banker
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Highlights include:
- What is the vision of total risk management?
- Innovative ways of measuring risk across firms
- Challenges and solutions towards implementing a capital risk management framework
- Debate whether or not risk based capital management really works and adds value
- Best practice case studies
- Assess where you are – building a risk based framework aimed at enhancing profit rather than a regulatory requirement
- Hear from a top CEO giving a senior management view on risk based management
Thank you to those who have taken the time to complete the evaluation form.
You feedback is much appreciated.
As promised, we would like to offer the following:
Brian Lewis,
BNP Paribas; John O'Driscoll,
HSBC Bank; David Rowe-Francis,
RBS; Sri Azimah Abubaka,
Malayan Banking Berhad x2 copies of The Banker.
Congratulations also to
Roger Stockdale,
Lloyds TSB who has also won a bottle of champagne.
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In Association with SAS
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