The GFMI 4th Edition Operational and Third Party Resilience for Financial Institutions, Canada conference will share case studies from leading financial institutions to cover the transition from regulatory framework to resilience in practice, translating definitions into program embedment and leveraging findings from dependency mapping to enhance recovery capabilities. Sessions will also discuss evolving digital threats to resilience and review best practices to enhance the resiliency of critical operations to both meet regulatory requirements and improve organizational stability.
Attending This Premier GFMI Conference Will Enable You to:
- Build upon E-21 regulatory requirements and determine best practices to embed operational resilience throughout the institution
- Review the industry’s implementation of OSFI Guideline E-21 and the path forward
- Examine the role of concentration risk and its impact on systemic risk and recovery capabilities
- Enhance dependency mapping to ensure greater visibility over the end-to-end processes of critical operations
- Explore how decision-making in a crisis depends on more than data alone and how organizations can strengthen resilience by combining multiple data sources
- Examine the resilience of legacy architecture and technological infrastructure to evolving digital threats
Best Practices and Case Studies from:
- Kevan O'Leary, Head of Operational Resilience, Manulife
- Elspeth Bowler, Managing Director of the Operational Risk Division, OSFI
- Becky Drummond, Director, Operational Resiliency, Payments Canada
- Pradeep Sinha, Head of ERM and ORM - TD Insurance, TD
- Karrie Smith, Director, Technology Resilience Governance, Scotiabank
- Ron Kornblum, Managing Director, Corporate Security & Enterprise Business Resilience, CPP Investments
For more information please contact Ria Kiayia, Digital Media and PR Marketing Manager at riak@marcusevanscy.com or visit: https://bit.ly/4hp3PN4
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