LIVE - Effective Model Risk Management

The workshop is tailored for experienced banking staff in Africa and involves addressing the critical aspects of model risk in the banking sector, emphasizing practical approaches to managing and mitigating these risks.
Next start date 19 August

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Workshops Structure

8 live sessions held 8 for 3hrs

These sessions will include short breaks, case studies, exercises, and Q & A sessions.
Live webinars will be recorded and uploaded to the eLearning platform.
Delegates will have licensed access to these recordings as well as eLearning material, workbooks & slides.

Key Learning Outcomes

Understand the fundamentals of model risk and its importance in the banking industry.
Implement best practices in model development, validation, and governance.
Navigate regulatory requirements and ensure compliance in model risk management
practices.
Address the unique challenges of managing model risk in African banking contexts.
Leverage the latest technological advancements to mitigate model risk effectively.

Course curriculum

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About this course

$899.00
24h of live facilitator led sessions
Supporting workbooks & slides
Access replays and course materials for 30 days after last live session

Who the course is for:

Accounting
Audit
Finance
Risk
Treasury

Instructor

Who you will learn with

Andrew Kinsey

Course Director

Andrew has over 25 years’ experience in financial markets both for international and local (South African) institutions. He was a trader and senior manager in the derivatives and cash-trading environment, and worked as a Derivatives Trader at Nedcor, Standard Bank and Corpcapital Bank, trading foreign exchange, fixed income and equity assets. He was head of the ABN AMRO South Africa Money Market and Foreign Exchange unit. From 2008 to 2014 he was Head of Market and Trading Risk at the Purple Capital Group. This set the basis for the next period as he moved into risk management for hedge funds and in the online trading environment. This allowed him to build on his skills as a market trader to construct risk management systems, which illuminated granular market exposures as well as a communication tool for the business executives. At the same time he began to spend an increasing amount of time training and lecturing both graduates and experienced staff in market products and economics.