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Financial crisis puts spotlight on ERM: how can risk management and its governance in boardrooms be enhanced?

09 May 2011 13:30 to 17:20

Registration: 13.30 - 14.00

Programme: 14.00 - 17.20

Why attend?

This half day seminar will showcase authoritative insights on current ERM industry trends and best practice alongside new research that the Actuarial Profession has commissioned on how companies and ERM practitioners inside and outside the financial services industry can best make sense of complex risk interactions. Right at the heart of successful ERM implementation is a well articulated and soundly implemented risk appetite. Crucial to securing adherence to an organisation’s risk appetite and staying within its risk tolerance, is an effective understanding of risk interactions, particularly the more complex ones.

 

Who should attend?

This seminar is primarily targeted at senior professionals – actuarial and others – interested in leading edge ERM techniques that may give them, their employers and their clients competitive advantage and who are interested in discussing ERM’s potential contribution to future business success, both within and beyond financial services.

 

Programme:

Authoritative Presentations and Panel Discussion

  • Current ERM industry trends and best practice: Ian Farr, Partner, Towers Watson
  • New research on how companies and ERM practitioners can best make sense of complex risk interactions in the context of risk appetite: Neil Cantle, Principal, Milliman
  • What does this mean for ERM looking forward and what part can actuaries play in it?: Ronnie Bowie, President of the Actuarial Profession
CPD:
3.25 hours
Organiser
Carol Hull
Location
Staple Inn
High Holborn
London WC1V 7QJPhone: +44 (0)20 7632 1498 Fax: +44 (0)20 7632 2141
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Cost
Members:
175.00 GBP
Non-members:
225.00 GBP

Cancellation of a conference place must be made in writing and will be subject to an administrative charge of 20%. Any cancellations advised after 8 April will not be refunded. A colleague may attend in your place but, we will need written confirmation of this.

A late booking fee of £50 will be applied to all bookings received less than 1 month before the event.

A limited number of bursary places are available for those who are not in remunerative employment, or who work within a university. A group discount of 10% is available for six or more attendees from the same company booking at once. Please contact the event management division on +44 (0)20 7632 1498 for more information.
Email
carol.hull@actuaries.org.uk
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