In the wake of the continuing financial crisis, there has been a continuous flow of changes to bank regulation many of which have placed greater responsibilities on the Board, both collectively and individually. At the same time, numerous reports have called into question whether bank Boards are capable of taking the responsibilities now being placed upon them. In particular, some reports have found that risk governance frameworks for banks have proved inadequate to tasks of explaining and controlling the risks resulting from their business model and strategy choice.
This One-Day Masterclass Will Provide An Understanding Of:
- The structure and content of Board reporting necessary for Boards to meet their responsibilities to shareholders for strategy to regulators for governance
- How a far greater degree of integration and coherence between the different reports that goes to Boards can help them execute their responsibilities
- New reporting requirements placed on Boards by the UK Corporate Governance Code and the UK Companies Act
- The need for the Board to be able to sign off on the bank's Risk Appetite Statement, it's relation to the Risk Appetite Framework and the importance of improving the Board understanding of risk
Led By:
Brandon Davies, Chairman, Premier European Capital
Brandon Davies is senior independent non-executive director (SINED) of Premier European Capital Limited, a private equity company. He has over 30 years of work experience in the banking sector, his posititions included Head of Retail Market Risk and Treasurer of the retail businesses of Barlcays Bank, and he was also a member of the banks executive committee.
Register by October 3 for just £599 (Save £400!)
View the full agenda and Masterclass details online at http://www.cfp-events.com/reporting
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