Risk Reporting for Financial Services - How to Meet Regulatory Expectations

Introduction

The regulatory obligations on internal risk management mean we are expected to evidence that we have identified, assessed, managed, and monitored the risks within our business, and that senior management have an accurate understanding of the risk landscape.

Risk reporting allows us to evidence what we do and how successful we are.

Risk reporting is a critical foundation to our internal risk management activity, that regulators expect to see firmly embedded and adding value to our governance processes.

That aside, it is good business practice and an effective tool in managing threats to sustainable revenue.

We should have a systematic approach to ensuring we are doing it well, which means appropriate accountability, value-adding consistency, commercial focus, and strategic alignment should all be apparent.

This webinar looks at how to structure a risk reporting programme to meet these expectations.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

• Accountability of senior management for the quality and content of reporting
• Understanding risk appetite and tolerance proximity through reporting
• Evidencing value-adding reporting
• The role of reporting in embedding risk management and business management
• A look at some of the key types of reporting

This webinar was recorded on 20th December 2022