Name: Asia Risk Events
Start: 2019-03-21T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2019-11-22T10:00:00+00:00
Location: Events

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Risk.net Think Tank Series: Tackling the APS 220 Challenge | April 29, 2021

14:00-15:00 Sydney time

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In this virtual roundtable, we will gather senior finance, risk and reporting professionals from Australian and New Zealand banks to discuss the emerging challenges and strategies surrounding the revised Reporting Standard APS 220 Credit Risk Management.

Participants will actively contribute ideas and benchmark with industry peers on the practical implementation of data governance, reporting and operating models in compliance with the new rules.

In this session, you will contribute and learn:

Best practice in setting up a common governance framework for a successful risk and finance data consolidation
How to derive risk and finance data from the same source and report with coherence across functions
Analyse the pain points with current datasets to meet deal-level reporting requirement
Adjusting the risk profiles in light of the updated credit exposures classification
Building a sustainable operating model that is both compliant and standing up to stress tests
Explore tech/innovation in maintaining data transparency, and ensuring submission accuracy to regulators

Who should attend?

This virtual roundtable is for banking professionals that deal directly with the APS 220 regulation. Specific departments may include, but are not limited to:

Risk management
Credit risk
Regulation
Finance/accounting
Data

While audience participation isn't required, we want this online session to be as interactive as possible and encourage attendees to ask questions and make comments.

About Risk.net think tanks

Risk.net think tanks are virtual roundtables designed exclusively for senior executives. These virtual events provide an intimate, board room style setting for executives to discuss a specific trend or challenge in order to develop the best course of action to address it. The discussion is conducted under Chatham House rules which means it is off the record hence participants can share their views openly, freely and anonymously.

Risk.net would welcome senior practitioners to take part to exchange idea with peers and to move forward together during uncertain times.