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Board and Risk Mmgt: level compatibility and harmony?

Posted by Andreas Simou on November 16, 2011 at 8:24 in Opinions

http://www.linkedin.com/miniprofile?vieweeID=149784846&context=anet&view"> I am leading the Banking Risk & Regulation Forum (London 7-9 Feb 2012, www.banking-risk-regulation.com) and one of the hottest points of discussion is the role and relationship between the risk manager and the Board.

We have researched this extensively with Board, IA and Risk Managers and the theory and practice are not always aligned.

Although the two are supposed to be feed off each other, the truth seems to be somewhat different. For a start, they start from different perspectives and different objectives, making the journey they travel different. I would be interested to hear members view on this (and the Forum research/agenda)?

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