2012 European Forum
Banking Risk and Regulation
– strategic and analytical interpretation, adoption and implementation of Basel III, European and national regulations
London, 8 February 2012

The Forum will also include two one-day Master classes on:

Effective Liquidity Risk Management and Regulation in a Post-Crisis Financial World
London, 7 February 2012

Effective Reporting Structures, Process and Risk Management: From Risk Manager to the Board
London, 9 February 2012

The Metals Risk 2012 Summit gives you benchmarking, learning and networking in one effective forum, providing you with the perfect opportunity to enhance your knowledge on latest industry initiatives and strategies while getting up-to-date on what everyone is thinking. You’ll hear the latest views on how to manage credit, market, counterparty, enterprise, regulatory and operational risks, and learn what key players from across the industry are doing to boost their risk/reward ratios to position themselves as leaders in the industry.

http://metalsrisk2012.com/ 

Recent catastrophes, global events and economic turmoil have raised the importance of effective risk management at every level. The unpredicted nature of extreme events both directly and indirectly affecting the energy industry has recently been the focus of much attention, from the international press to the board room. Establishing the scenarios relevant to your business and the extremities to which to stress test are constantly being challenged by the fast changing dynamics of the markets, turbulent political situations in oil rich parts of the world and the consequences of technical and internal company failures.

http://www.me-energy.com/ScenarioAnalysis &StressTestingfortheEnergyIndustry

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The 3rd Annual Practitioners’ Summit on

BASEL III IMPLEMENTATION

For Banks

20th – 23rd February 2012 – Central London

Consisting of four consecutive and separately bookable days this Summit will give you maximum flexibility and significant added value.

• Refine your approach to identifying, preparing and presenting the right compliance M.I.
• Find out how to produce M.I. that senior management, boards and Significant Influence Function holders need in order to manage the business more effectively whilst fulfilling their regulatory responsibilities
• Identify existing sources of M.I. in the business which can be used for compliance and management purposes
• Highlight instances where it may be necessary to look for new sources of data for compliance purposes
• Ensure your M.I. is timely, meaningful and accurate and learn how to test for and demonstrate the reliability of data
• Mark Twain –‘There are lies, damned lies and statistics’: Avoiding spin and providing a clear objective picture of business activity
• Recording the use of management information and creating a robust audit trail