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The interview ““Navigating Geopolitical Uncertainty” features Dr. Evgueni Ivantsov, ERMC Chairman, discussing geopolitical risks with Sir Stewart Eldon, KCMG, OBE, former UK Permanent Representative to NATO, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, and British Ambassador to Ireland.


The interview “Facing the AI Challenges” features Dr. Evgueni Ivantsov, ERMC Chairman, discussing the AI challenges for risk management with Nick Silitch, a former Group Chief Risk officer at Prudential Financial.


The interview “Basel III Endgame” features Farah Khalique, the editor of Banking Risk & Regulation at FT, discussing the Basel III capital rule proposed by US regulators with Dr. Evgueni Ivantsov, the Chairman of the European Risk Management Council.


Dr Evgueni Ivantsov, the Chairman of the European Risk Management Council, discusses banking credit risk and best practices in credit risk analytics with Deirdre Hannigan, ex Group Chief Risk Officer at Allied Irish Bank, and Daniel Rolles, Director Data and Analytics at EXL


Dr Evgueni Ivantsov, the Chairman of the European Risk Management Council, discusses greenwashing risk with Mark Azoulay, Partner at McKinsey & Company.

 


Dr Evgueni Ivantsov, the Chairman of the European Risk Management Council, discusses ESG emerging trends and outlook with Rainer Fuchsluger, Managing Director Asia Pacific at Wolters Kluwer.

 


Hanna Sarraf, Group Chief Risk Officer at BankMed and Christian Pedersen, Managing Director at Accenture, speak about risk management priorities

 


Roland Chai, Global Chief Risk Officer at NASDAQ and Jon Narveson, Managing Director at Accenture, speak on operational resilience

 

 

Risk Landscape Review – December 2023



The European Risk Management Council has published the Q4 2023 Risk Landscape Review. This edition includes an article “Towards a New Model Risk Management Paradigm” by William Hahn, Partner and Global Head of Financial Risk and Model Risk Management at TCS CRO Strategy Advisory, and at update of the Risk Sentiment Index. The results of surveys conducted in the UK and the US suggest that while CROs in both countries expect a mild increase in risk in 2024, the potential areas of stress and volatility might differ for the UK and the US financial services.

 


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