Qwoted is a free expert network: we help reporters connect with experts & we help those same experts build relationships with top reporters.
Event Date |
Thu Nov 30 CET (about 1 year ago)
In your timezone (EST): Wed Nov 29 6:00pm - Wed Nov 29 6:00pm |
Location |
Marriott Amsterdam
Stadhouderskade 12, 1054 ES Amsterdam, NL |
Region | EMEA |
The event is focusing on fast-paced changes impacting the risk management and asset liability management (ALM) community. Senior risk managers need to remain abreast of changes, benchmark with peers, adjust their approach and ultimately get ahead for 2024, against a backdrop of; growing concerns around credit risk and the ECB’s recent review of counterparty credit risk management; greater regulatory scrutiny on climate risk management; the introduction of clearing for pension funds; and, the impact of recent market turmoil on risk management models. Join us for expert discussions that will help you future proof your business and drive financial results.
Why you should attend:
• Supervisory priorities
• Tackling AI risk
• Lessons from the latest credit risk cycle
• Preparing for unexpected ESG events
• Reassessing interest rate risk
• Managing liquidity/ funding risk
• The future of Dutch pension schemes
• Understanding unhedgeable risks
• Future-proofing the models
2023 Speakers
Klaus Duellmann
Head of strategic risk and analytics division, European Central Bank
Adrian Docherty
Managing director, bank advisory, BNP Paribas
Jasper Livingsmith
Director, head of G7 portfolio management, treasury, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Wilson Jan Kansil
Senior expert, ALM strategy & planning, ABN AMRO
Eric Schaanning
Global head of ALM risk management, Credit Suisse
Fernando Carrasco
Senior director, risk management, Mizuho Bank
Alexander Subbotin
Head of risk models, Nordea
Jens Jakob Rasmussen
Executive vice president, head of model risk management, Rabobank
Carsten Wehn
Head of model risk management and validation, Deka bank
Stephen Blake
Global head of integrated risk, DLL