New paradigms in risk management

Traditionally there has been a separation of credit, market and operational risk functions within many financial services institutions. The effects of the current economic crisis indicate that this is no longer acceptable. Institutions are answering the call from internal and external stakeholders for improvements in transparency and communication across all risk classes, but there are challenges.

Join Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA) and Ernst & Young LLP on 19 May at 1:00 p.m. EDT for a live Thought Center Webcast on the issues risk professionals face as they look to understand their new operating environment and adapt risk and regulatory cultures to meet new paradigms.

Our panelists bring diverse perspectives and experiences - practitioner, regulator and academic - and will discuss:

  • The balance between quantitative and qualitative assessments
  • The changing regulatory environment
  • Process and control improvements

Panelists
Paul Glasserman, Jack R. Anderson Professor of Business Finance at Columbia University Graduate School
Paul Schotten, UBS Bank, New York, Senior Vice President Credit Risk
Ben Golub, Managing Director & Head of Risk and Quantitative Analysis, Blackrock, Inc.
Michael Moriarty, Deputy Superintendent for Property and Capital Markets at the New York State Insurance Department

Moderator
Steve Lindo, Executive Director of PRMIA


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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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Tue 19 May 2009 05:00:00 PM GMT

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