2011 Leadership in Risk Management

2011 Leadership in Risk Management (New York)

Thursday, September 15, 2011
New York, NY

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Meeting Overview

Perspectives By:

Kanwardeep Ahluwalia
Head of Financial Risk Management
Swiss Re Group

Harry Chopra
Managing Director of Global Sales and Client Services
Standard & Poor's Valuation & Risk Strategies

Martha Cummings
Managing Director, Corporate & Investment Banking
Banco Santander

Russell D'Souza
Vice President, Global Credit Risk Management
Hanesbrands Inc.

Peter De Boer
Executive Managing Director, Head of Risk Products
Standard & Poor's Valuation & Risk Strategies

Bob Durante
Director
Standard & Poor's

Lou Eccleston
President
McGraw Hill Financial

Hans Helbekkmo
Senior Vice President, Head of Credit Portfolio Risk
Union Bank, N.A.

Darryll Hendricks
Head of Strategy
UBS Investment Bank

Donna Marie Howe
Chief Risk Officer
Hartford Investment Management Company

Bob Keiser
Senior Director, Research Strategy & Innovation
Standard & Poor's Valuation and Risk Strategies

Larry Marchman
Global Director of Credit
W.R. Grace & Co.

Brian Peters
Senior Managing Director, Enterprise Risk Management
AIG

Amy Poster
Strategic Risk Advisor
Iron Harbor Capital

Marc Saidenberg
Senior Vice President, Financial Institution Supervision Group
Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Al Schulman
Vice President, Enterprise Risk & Capital Modeling
Nationwide

Sanjay Sharma
Chief Risk Officer - Global Arbitrage & Trading
RBC Capital Markets

Natasha Sharpe
Chief Credit Risk Officer
Sun Life Financial Inc.

Summary:

Risk Officers stand at the threshold of a new era in risk management. The challenges brought on by the increasing globalization and sophistication of the financial markets, coupled with the financial crisis have required a major overhaul of the role of the risk manager, and the function of risk management. The Dodd-Frank Act brought major reforms to both the strategic and regulatory infrastructure of U.S. financial markets. The Basel III Accord sets out a framework for global regulatory standards for bank capital adequacy and liquidity. Where do we go from here?

Themes for the meeting include but are not limited to:

What are the implications for risk professionals given these changes?
What have we learned post the global financial crisis about managing and mitigating risk?
Have the recent reforms adequately addressed the systemic issues, or created a host of new issues that have yet to be discovered?
What are the best practices for implementing a consistent risk methodology across all portfolios, and creating a holistic risk assessment framework that works across the enterprise for Basel II compliance?
How do institutions develop, enhance, and validate their credit risk assessment processes, collect and analyze data, and model credit risk?
How have risk analytics changed, and what are the innovative new tools that have emerged?

These are some of the questions to be addressed at Argyle Executive Forum’s Leadership in Risk Management meeting. The meeting will bring together a select list of senior risk professionals from banks, insurance companies, and non-bank financial institutions.

*Please note this meeting is off the record

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