Operational Risk Management Course
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Location: London (Central) |
Dates: 13.03.2012 - 14.03.2012 | Duration: 2 Days | Price: 1,195.00 GBP |
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Do you have limited resources to implement an operational risk framework? Are you trying to determine the vital elements of a successful operational risk program? Are you unsure where you should focus your efforts to ensure you meet your business and regulatory requirements? Do you want to learn the do’s and don’ts of a successful and practical approach to operational risk management? Would you like to have proven generic templates to kick start your program? Who should take this seminar? By the end of the course, the participants will be able to: Course categories:Operations Settlements Clearing Courses, Risk Management Courses, Operations settlements Clearing Inhouse, Risk Management Inhouse, Featured Courses |
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• Session 1 – Risk Management Overview – Overview of Risk Management – Describe the 5 essential elements of Risk Management – Describe what “normally goes wrong” – Describe how Risk may be aggregated and mitigated • Session 2 – Intro to Operational Risk – Definitions of Operational Risk – Examples of significant Operational Risk losses – Swiss Cheese Model of Operational Risk – Normal Accident theory • Session 3 – Definition of Risk Classes – To illustrate the potential forms of Operational Risk losses – To describe the Basel Risk categories for loss data capture and how they are now relevant to all Financial Institutions – by LOB • Moving from Base II to the new proposed Basel III – To consider the use of key risk indicators for Operational Risk • Session 4 – Control Self Assessments – To consider the use of qualified assessments of Operational Risk – To review how Risk and quality can be measured in a subjective fashion – To illustrate the use of a self assessment scorecard for prediction of future Operational losses – To discuss how CSA’s would be identified for Asset Managers |
• Session 5 – Operational VaR – To describe how a Value at Risk number for Operational Risk can be calculated using a “loss” data approach • The Actuarial Model • Severity Distribution • Frequency Distribution – How does RAROC work with VaR? • Session 6 – Insurance and Risk Financing – To review the impact of insurance on hedging operational risk – To discuss ways in which risk finance can be reengineered • Risk Finance options • Conventional insurance • Moving from conventional insurance to captive Risk Finance • Trends in Operational Risk Insurance • Session 7 – Final Review and Questions |
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Email: info@financialveritas.com Phone: +44 208 133 5917 |
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