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WHY OPERATIONAL RISKS SHOULD BE KEPT AT THE FOREFRONT OF PRACTITIONERS’ MINDS?
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 5, 2016
3 min readLast updated: January 22, 2026
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 5, 2016
3 min readLast updated: January 22, 2026
Heavy reliance on systems and technology exposes firms to higher levels of risk and threats in this area due to these threats constantly changing. Hence, it is important for organizations to equip themselves with up to date with IT and cyber threats, along with ensuring a strong fraud management program in place, managing outsourcing and third party risk and keeping up with the regulatory expectations.
Representatives from established financial institutions and associations are joining hands to be part of Marcus Evans’s 2nd Emerging Threats in Operational Risk conference scheduled on the 17th -19th October 2016 at The Carlton Hotel in Singapore.
Among the topics covered will be on identifying key rising threats in cyber, IT and technology risk, protecting organizations from new fraud hazards and meeting regulatory expectations in the operational risk space.
Top speakers include Constance Gogny-Goubert (Regional Head of ORM, AIG), Alan Chan (Head of Technology Operational Risk Asia Pacific, Wells Fargo), Christopher Church (Digital Forensic Officer, Interpol), Deb Pal (Tech Outsourcing Governance, Risk Lead (APAC), Barclays), Grzegorz Musial (Country Head Operational Risk, Standard Chartered), David Chan (Deputy General Manager: Legal & Compliance and Operational Risk Management, Bank of China Hong Kong), Tamara Polska (Head of Operational Risk, VP Bank) and Vincent Fong (Head of Enterprise Risk Management, ACR Malaysia).
One of the key takeaways from this conference would be to help organizations prepare operational risk frameworks to take on the constant challenges in light of greater dependency on technology and changes in regulatory expectations.
Heavy reliance on systems and technology exposes firms to higher levels of risk and threats in this area due to these threats constantly changing. Hence, it is important for organizations to equip themselves with up to date with IT and cyber threats, along with ensuring a strong fraud management program in place, managing outsourcing and third party risk and keeping up with the regulatory expectations.
Representatives from established financial institutions and associations are joining hands to be part of Marcus Evans’s 2nd Emerging Threats in Operational Risk conference scheduled on the 17th -19th October 2016 at The Carlton Hotel in Singapore.
Among the topics covered will be on identifying key rising threats in cyber, IT and technology risk, protecting organizations from new fraud hazards and meeting regulatory expectations in the operational risk space.
Top speakers include Constance Gogny-Goubert (Regional Head of ORM, AIG), Alan Chan (Head of Technology Operational Risk Asia Pacific, Wells Fargo), Christopher Church (Digital Forensic Officer, Interpol), Deb Pal (Tech Outsourcing Governance, Risk Lead (APAC), Barclays), Grzegorz Musial (Country Head Operational Risk, Standard Chartered), David Chan (Deputy General Manager: Legal & Compliance and Operational Risk Management, Bank of China Hong Kong), Tamara Polska (Head of Operational Risk, VP Bank) and Vincent Fong (Head of Enterprise Risk Management, ACR Malaysia).
One of the key takeaways from this conference would be to help organizations prepare operational risk frameworks to take on the constant challenges in light of greater dependency on technology and changes in regulatory expectations.
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