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Event Date |
Wed Jun 27 BST - Fri Jun 29 BST (over 6 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Wed Jun 27 12:00am - Fri Jun 29 12:00am |
Location |
Marriott West India Quay
22 Hertsmere Rd, Canary Wharf, London E14 4ED, UK |
Region | EMEA |
Enhance ICAAP stress testing and scenario analysis to feed into effective capital planning
Why You Should Attend?
This marcus evans conference provides the opportunity to explore the regulatory expectations for ICAAP stress testing, including the increased granularity of tests, how banks can best reflect their vulnerabilities by choosing scenarios to test risk appetite, and govern and validate stress testing models while taking IFRS 9 into account. It will also delve deeper into the impact this has on capital planning, and the relationship between ICAAP and ILAAP and recovery and resolution.
In a mounting regulatory environment, ICAAP stress testing has been labelled the key risk management instrument that enables banks to identify the risk they are exposed to and assess the capital required to address such risks. Banks need to look at the symbiosis of ICAAP stress tests and capital planning by seeing how stress testing and scenario analysis feed into effective capital planning, with a view to optimise capital allocation.
2018 Speakers
Alejandro Garcia Monterde
Director, Credit Risk, Rakbank
Rebecca Corry
Head of CSi/CSSEL Enterprise Risk Management, Credit Suisse
Richard Van Tilborgh
Head of Capital Analytics, ING
Naz Ebrahim
Director, ICAAP and Risk Appetite, Barclays
Ilinka Kajgana
Head of Strategic Risk Management, Erste Bank der oesterreichischen Sparkassen AG
Gernot Hinterleitner
Head of ICAAP, Raiffeisen Bank International
Jeff Simmons
Head of Enterprise Risk, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ
Bart Vrancken
Director Enterprise Risk Management, De Volksbank
2018 Partners
• Business1.com
• Allabout risk.com
• Financial IT Innovations In Fintech
• True Banking
• Barclay Hedge
• Bobsguide
• Center of Islamic Banking and Economics
• FocusEconomics