Why You Should Attend:

This GFMI conference will help banks to have a more in-depth understanding of the evolving regulatory landscape for the FRTB whilst also examining strategies to minimize potential capital charges. Attendees will learn how to optimize models for P&L attribution, and compare the implementation of standard and internal model approaches (SA and IMA) for specific trading desks. Leveraging technology to enhance data quality and collection and examining the impact of the FRTB on business strategy will be discussed.  FRTB implementation for smaller trading portfolios and internal audit’s role in FRTB compliance particularly for FBOs will also be a key area for consideration.

Practical Insights From:

Han Zhang
Managing Director, Head of Market Risk Analytics
Wells Fargo 

Yi Zhao 
Senior Vice President, US Global Risk Analytics
HSBC 

Hany Farag
Senior Director, Head of Methodology and Analytics, Capital Markets Risk Management
CIBC 

Jouni Aaltonen
Executive Director, Risk Management 
AFME and GFMA 

Alexey Smurov
Senior Director, Head of Capital Model Validation
Capital One 

Ryan Rehorn
Bank Examiner 
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond 

Ash Majid 
Executive Director, Risk Management 
Sumitomo Mitsui 

Ken Walker 
Managing Director
State Street Corporation 

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