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  • HI everybody!

    I am ,first, civil engineering for 26 years at construction's industry, worked in concrete's projects mainly in Dominican Republic.I am post-grade in bussine's constructions and recently finished with l'Universite  du Quebec a  Outauais ,Canada , Maestry in project management (MGP) .Also I am maestry in concrete repair.I folow all aspects of risk management because his impact within construction's industry is big,a lot of projects failed for poor risk plan management .Actually I am working at Laffiteau ,Haiti in an industry reconstruction .I have interested for establish contacts with people who works in Construction Risk Management.

    I am open for establish reltions with any people in Risk Management in MGP i was very interested with all relates Risk Management.

  • .....Great to read from you, Boris!.....With a new world order and re-focusing on globalisation and free enterprise.,

    would one deny the essentials in restrictive trade yet defined to a compulsive necessitated economy?.......

  • Hi to all my fellow members,

    My name is Bill Ogilvie and I am a Managing Consultant with over 18 years experience in Business Continuity/ Crisis Management and Risk Assessment. I was formerly with Sungard Availability Services and have worked worldwide across most of the vertical sectors although my primary clients have been financial institutions. For the past 8 years I have been working mainly in the Middle East and Africa.

  • Hi,

     

    I work in the insurance business. I'm an actuary, a systemic risk manager (Gerente de Riesgo Sistémico). My responsability is to improve the way my company calculate the solvency margin. Nos just to fit the regulation but to be profitable too. This includes not only de insurance risk, also the operative risk and the market risk.

    Now, I'm on a particular proyect, trying to develop a quantitative and a qualitative aplication of the Solvency II European Directive inside my company. Also I work with the national insurance asociations to improve the directives in my country, following the way of thinking about the risk, that was taken into account in the Solvency II directive.

     

    Regards.

     

  • Martijn Feldbrugge - introducing myself

    As of 3 january 2011 I have my own business. The goal of my business is:

    1. support and coach management in solving issues related to business administration;
    2. inform and coach management in the international trade and fundstransfers regarding international sanctions laws and regulations.

    Go have a look on my website (http://www.bscn.nl/en/) if you want to know more on sanctions. I also provide a list of countries, listing per country what EU end US sanctions exist.

    I am interested in discussing business opportunities, consultancy assignments, exchanging knowledge and IT-business alignment. I am also interested in establishing long-lasting relationships with decision makers at financial institutions as I worked in the financial industry for the last 22 years in various assignments.

    I believe I can add value in the following areas; Troubleshooting, Compliance, Training, Knowledge transfer, ICT, Programm- and Projectmanagement.

  • Hello everyone,

     

    My name is Chris Lonn and I have over 28 years of risk management experience working in the banking and financial services sector. I have experience with the implementation of Basel II Accord when I was at HSBC. I elected to take early retirement in February of 2010 and have had a few consulting jobs since. I am currently looking for my next business opportunity somewhere in the Chicago area.

  • Hi everyone, my name is Kenneth Brown and I am a 28 year risk professional with the CIT Group in New York City. I sit on our senior credit committee and I head our Credit Administration Department. This is a new structure for CIT and I would be interested to hear from others with responsibility for Credit Administration to see what their organizations include under the umbrella of Credit Administration.

     

    I have been with CIT for essentially my entire career, and although I have many contacts outside of CIT, I am alwasy interested in establishing new relationships to learn new perspectives of the Financial community outside of my world.

     

    CIT is a 100+ year old finance company that became a bank in December '08 in an effort to obtain government support during the capital markets meltdown. Unfortunately the government support proved to be insuffecitent and CIT ultimately filled for bankruptcy protection in December '09, emerging with a much improved balance sheet in January '10. Needless to say the past two years has been quite a roller coster ride, but it looks like we are past the trough.

     

    I would love to hear other views on where everyone views the credit cycle to be, and how their regulators have worked with them during this highly unusually period.

  • Hi everybody

    May I direct you to my Linkedin profile http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/bill-may/16/a36/b10 . I am less interested in the acedemics of risk management than in providing pragmatic solutions to the full spectrum of risk that confronts business . I believe my company http://www.crisissurvivor.co.uk/ provides a unique approach and service within the global risk landscape which is fully scaleable and geographically transferable.

    With best wishes to all.

    Yours

    Bill May

  • Hello,

    My name is Maria Trouli, I am currently employed in managing Operational Risk issues, within Global Operations at Betfair. I am also a member of IRM (SIRM), AIRMIC and risk insitutions.

  • Andrey Udovitskiy, mainly IT background - worked with Financial Services/Government organizations in software sales in IBM and Oracle. Now developing Russia & CIS market with Thomson Reuters Enterprise solutions.
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