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A Practical Approach to Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
Webinar
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10:30 AM CT
Speaker(s): John Hurlock & Stephan Salvador
Duration: 60 min each
Pricing:
$449 - (includes 10% discount for using a credit card to register)
$499 - (full price, no discount)
$449 - (for Affiliation Members)
Please note: this event spanned 2 days and covered 3 sessions:
• Session #1: Monday, May 16, 2011 @ 10:30 AM CT
• Session #2: Monday, May 16, 2011 @ 12:30 PM CT
• Session #3: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 @ 10:30 AM CT
There has been a tremendous amount of information and misinformation swirling around ERM. What does ERM mean? What does ERM do for your bank? Join this three-part Webinar Series to finally understand how implementing an ERM program is more straightforward than you previously thought. (If you are unable to attend one or more of the live sessions, we will send you a CD and/or digital download link of the session(s) in its entirety)
Session 1 – Defining ERM and Creating/RetoolingYour ERM Program.
ERM means many things to many people and we will help define what it is you are trying to achieve. Session 1 will cover these topics:
- Understanding ERM and the activities associated with it
- Delineating the value of using ERM in banks
- Building an ERM program
- Quantifying the value of ERM
Session 2 – Credit Risk and Market Risk.
Credit and Market risks are the dominant categories in risk management today. We will help you understand what you need to do in this area and what the regulators expect you to do. Session 2 will cover these topics:
- Credit risk management
- Loan, relationship, and portfolio management
- Stress testing- how to do it, its value
- Concentration management-differences between industry and collateral concentrations
- Market risk management
- Review based on 2010 interagency guidelines
- Liquidity risk- what has changed and addressing changes
- Interest rate risk-new modeling techniques
Session 3 – Operational Risk and the Regulatory Environment.
We will talk about how to manage and measure operational risk and the influence of regulatory requirements on your ERM program- beyond the obvious. We will discuss how to unify Operational Risk across the organization and develop a cost effective program. And we will explain how to establish the value of an Operational Risk program and link it into the overall ERM program. Session 3 covers these topics:
- Measuring Operational Risk
- Managing Operational Risk
- Linking operational risk programs into an overall ERM program
- The role of the regulators, building your ERM program- do you build the program for the regulators or do you build a program for the bank that results in providing the regulators with the information they need.
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