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22 - 24 September 2015 I Hotel Sheraton Brussels, Belgium
Integrated IT-Architecture for Risk Data Aggregation and Regulatory Reporting
BANK @ RISK
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Informationen unter: | T +49 (0)30 20 91 33 88 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 10 | E [email protected] | www.bank-at-risk.com/MM
22 - 24 September 2015 I Hotel Sheraton Brussels, Belgium
Profit from case studies by:
Kathryn Kerle,Head of Risk Reporting,Royal Bank of Scotland
Roberto Monachino, Chief Data Officer, UniCredit Group
Rosemary Rinder, Global Risk Data Governance Officer, Citi Group
Carlos Diaz Alvarez, Group Head RDA, Santander
Christine Tijet, Principal Supervisor, Division Centralised on-site inspections ECB
Shaun Rolls, Head Controlling, Nordea Bank
BANK @ RISKRisk data aggregation requires strategic investments in technology. Find out what you actually need!
New regulations transform the way banks use data. Discuss best ways to become a truly data centered business.
New supervision forces you to report different data in different formats to many different recipients. Share your insights about efficient ways to comply.
Overall control of your risk exposure is crucial to survive real as well as simulated crises. Understand how risk exposure is measured, communicated and confined.
Speaking the same language throughout business and IT-departments is critical for success. Learn how to establish a common business vocabulary.
Smart FinTechs are taking advantage of new opportunities. Generate ideas how to partner up and establish a fresh risk culture in established institutions.
Informationen unter: | T +49 (0)30 20 91 33 88 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 10 | E [email protected] | www.bank-at-risk.com/MM
22 - 24 September 2015 I Hotel Sheraton Brussels, Belgium BANK @ RISKPre-Conference Master Class Tuesday, 22 September 2015 17:30 – 19:30 Data quality & regulatory reporting: Focus on BCBS 239
New regulations require a more efficient approach to data quality and data governance. To ensure full regulatory compliance on topics like BCBS 239 data quality is a key factor. In this workshop we will discuss what data quality for regulatory purposes in banking exactly means and how the right focus on data quality can facilitate long term compliance.
Jan Oliver Reh, Senior Consultant, CDQ St.Gallen
• Benchmark your tools to overcome established data silos, build a fully integrated risk and finance IT-architecture, and become a truly data centered organization
• Discuss with senior representatives from the ECB, the EBA, and the NCAs about the intricacies of BCBS 239, AnaCredit, AQRs, stress testing and SREP
• Profit from cutting edge insights and research from Institute of International Finance and the University of St.Gallen on data quality, data lineage and data governance to facilitate efficient regulatory reporting
• Network with senior risk, finance and data professionals from mayor European banks and coordinate your initiatives to respond to a tightening regulatory framework
Discuss with senior representatives from the following institutions:• Royal Bank of Scotland• UniCredit Group• Citigroup• Santander
• CDQ St. Gallen• ECB• HSH Nordbank AG• Erste Group Bank AG
• Groupe BPCE• UBS Investment Bank• Bank of England• Nordea Bank
Sponsorship
We have a variety of packages available to suit your requirements. For all Sponsorship and Exhibition opportunities call our sponsorship team on: +49 (0)30 20 91 32 75 or email [email protected]
Pre-Conference Workshop DayMonday 28th September 2015
08:00 Registration & welcome coffee
Who is Who Learn about your peers. Discover who else is participating in the conference. The matchmaking wall will help you identify the delegates you want to meet at the conference.
08:50 Welcome and opening address by Kathryn Kerle, Head of Risk Reporting, Royal Bank of Scotland
Scene setting – Regulatory drivers for an integrated IT-Architecture
09:00 The role of the ECB in changing the banking IT • Elements of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) and the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) • Methods, processes and IT-infrastructure for data analysis at the ECB • Challenges by increase reporting demands Katrin Heinze, Senior IS Business Analysis Expert, Analytical Domain Applications, ECB
09:45 In the home stretch: Progress report on BCBS239 compliance • The challenges of principles without definitive interpretation: compliance in a state of ambiguity • Competitive advantage or just a cost of doing business? Different approaches to compliance • How good do banks need to be? You don’t need to outrun the lion... • Old friends revisited: the challenge of risk and finance data reconciliation Federico Genoese-Zerbi, Strategic Consultant, Ab Initio
10:30 Speed Networking Session followed by a refreshment and networking break Connect in an informal way with your industry peers in this series of
fast-paced 1-1 meetings. Don’t forget to bring your business cards!
Update: What’s on the regulatory radar? BCBS 239 – Stress Testing – AnaCredit – IMAS
11:30 BCBS 239 – Present state and future developments • Second progress report on BCBS 239 (BCBS 308) • Who is next after G-SIBs and D-SIBs? • Why banks should take the 2016 deadline serious Christine Tijet, Principal Supervisor, Division Centralised on-site inspections , ECB
12:00 Risk reporting: Source of competitive advantage? • The business of banking • Risk governance, risk management, risk culture and risk reporting • Risk data and competitive advantage Kathryn Kerle, Head of Risk Reporting, Royal Bank of Scotland
12:30 Networking luncheon
Integration of Finance, Accounting, Controlling, Reporting and Risk
14:00 Panel Discussion: What is the role of risk in strategic planning? How to integrate risk into the business planning? How to reconcile fianance and risk? What are the costs and effords of an integrated common finance and risk data depository? Kathryn Kerle, Head of Risk Reporting, Royal Bank of Scotland Rosemary Rinder, Global Risk Data Governance Officer, Citi Group Carlos Diaz Alvarez, Group Head RDA, Santander Alain Viret, Head of IT Systems for Risk Management, Groupe BPCE
14:45 Breakout Sessions Parallel group discussions – join one of the tables hosted by experts on: Table 1: What is the role of the Chief Data Officer in establishing new data policies? Roberto Monachino, Chief Data Officer, UniCredit Group Table 2: What are the main challenges in overcoming existing data silos? Jan Oliver Reh, Senior Consultant, CDQ St.Gallen Table 3: How to prepare for an extended quantitative supervision? Alain Viret, Head of IT Systems for Risk Management in Banking, Group BPCE Table 4: How do regulators and banks deal with emerging FinTechs? Günther Krähan, Head of Finance and ERP Competence Center (IT), Erste Group Bank AG Table 5: How to strike a balance between regulatory compliance and business value? Carlos Diaz Alvarez, Group Head RDA, Santander
15:45 Back to the plenum: Presentation and summary of groups’ discussion
16:00 Refreshment and networking break
Data structure and consistency for regulatory reporting
16:30 Stress testing – What are the requirements for data quality? • Standardised data aggregation • Methodologies: Focus on credit risk modelling and model validation • Quality assurance: modelling and scenario translation Jérôme Henry, Head of the Macro Financial Linkage Division, ECB
17:00 Global Data Roadmap at Citi – lessons learned • Becoming compliant with BCBS 239 • Common data repository for risk and finance • Learning to speaking the same language Rosemary Rinder, Global Risk Data Governance Officer, Citigroup
17:30 Open Workshop: – Next round stress testing - data requirements explained 18:30 In the next round of stress testing European regulators will look into overall profitability of the business models. Discuss with representatives of the ECB and EBA what exactly to expect and how best to prepare. Plus, hear the latest innovations and best practices for integrating stress testing into strategic planning and supporting business decision-making.
18:30 Closing remarks by the conference chairwoman
19:30 Networking get-together! We like to invite you to join us for an evening get together. This is an excellent opportunity
for you to meet the other attendees and make new business contacts. Relax and round off your first conference day in an informal atmosphere.
SponsorshipWe have a variety of packages available to suit your requirements. For all Sponsorship and Exhibition opportunities call our Sponsorship-Team: +49 (0)30 20 91 32 75 or email [email protected]
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Conference Day One I Wednesday 23 September 2015
Conference day two I Thursday, 24 September 2015
Informationen unter: | T +49 (0)30 20 91 33 88 | F +49 (0)30 20 91 32 10 | E [email protected] | www.bank-at-risk.com/MM
08:30 Registration & welcome coffee
09:00 Welcome and opening address
Data Governance and Data Quality ManagementAgile Integration of Finance and Risk
09:15 Santander’s journey towards a strong risk management culture • Top down group approach meets local realities • What we deliver right now and what’s on the horizon • Risk culture and transformation plan Carlos Diaz Alvarez, Group Head RDA, Santander
10:00 Refreshment and networking break
Enhance Data Quality and Data Warehouse
10:30 GMP – AUREP: joint reporting platform Austria • Aim of a joint reporting platform Austria • Structure of the platform • Technical implementation at the Erste Group Günther Krähan, Head of Finance and ERP Competence Center (IT), Erste Group Bank AG
11:15 Data Quality Assessment of Regulatory Reporting in the SSM • Sequential approach - XBRL taxonomies and validation rules included in the taxonomy • Additional validation rules and plausibility checks • Tools for the data quality assessment (tables, dashboards, Red-Amber-Green system, etc.) Juan-Alberto Sanchez, Head of Section Supervisory Statistics, ECB
12:00 Networking luncheon
Establish Data Lineage and Data Glossary
13:30 Adapt IT-Architecture to the new regulatory needs • Harmonization reports for accounting and business management • Increased need for new reports with frequent change and acceleration of information delivery • Data consistence and granularity - data quality for transparancy and auditability Alain Viret, Head of IT Systems for Risk Management in Banking, Group BPCE
14:15 Refreshment and networking break
Integrated Strategies for Moving Ahead
14:45 Translation between Business and IT for streamlined data aggregation – aligning data creators with the data customers
• Building a business conceptual model to support data aggregation capabilities • Building a common business vocabulary – the foundation for data aggregation capabilities and deliveries Shaun Rolls, Head Controlling, Nordea Bank Fabien Bonaure, Nordea Bank
15:30 Advances in building strategic and integrated firm-wide risk and finance platforms • Complying to internal and external guidelines • Harmonising data quality as basis for efficient overall bank management Christine Turner, Lead Analyst for Finance and Data Service, UBS Investment Bank
16:15 Closing remarks by conference chairman
16:30 Evening Workshop: – Speaking the same language – How to build a common business vocabulary throughout 18:00 the bank? BCBS 239 is actually only the beginning. At the end business needs to take full responsibility and
ownership for the data and the instruments they use to inform their decisions. Thus banks need to establish one single language for the whole bank while business together with IT must define the common data glossary.
In this interactive workshop, Shaun Rolls, Head Controlling, Nordea Bank, will present how to start such an endeavour which ultimately will transform the IT department into a partner and enabler of business rather than its foe.
Shaun Rolls, Head Controlling, Nordea Bank Fabien Bonaure, Nordea Bank
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