Agenda

Day One: Tuesday, October 22, 2019

08:00

60 min

Registration and Continental Breakfast

09:10

60 min

Culture Genomics and the Evolution of Culture Assessment

Katherine Macpherson, Senior Manager, Financial Services Advisory, Ernst & Young LLP

  • Lessons learned from the financial services industry since the global financial crisis
  • Culture and corporate governance as the “ultimate root-causes” of most preventable failures
  • Strategic insights on how others are attempting to measure, monitor, and proactively respond to potential culture issues to obtain “evidence-based” assurance
  • Leading practices on how to derive value beyond compliance from your organization’s risk management program

10:10

20 min

Networking Break

12:15

60 min

Luncheon

13:15

45 min

AML Audit Risks and Trends in the Canadian Landscape

Andres Betancourt, Senior Audit Manager, AML/ATF & Sanctions, Scotiabank

  • Money laundering in Canadian real estate – A look at Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver markets
  • Opaque ownership (nominees, holding companies, trust)
  • Key indicators for real estate agents, developers, real estate brokers and sales representatives
  • Learn about conduct and risk culture audits for diverse units and geographies
  • Implementation of substantive testing of culture and identifying potential risk-related outliers

14:45

45 min

Achieving a Robust Governance Framework Through Operational Risk Management

Saad Ali, Director, Governance, Controls & Operational Risk, CIBC

  • Critical elements of a governance framework
  • Regulatory requirements for corporate governance (including OSFI and SOX)
  • How business changes impact the risk assessments
  • Reviewing industry events for risk incidents and assessing impact on the business
  • Creating a risk profile for each line of business to identify areas requiring enhancements

15:30

15 min

Networking Break

15:45

60 min
Jamie Pearson

Establishing Risk Appetite for Operational Risk

Jamie Pearson, Director, Risk Management, Meridian Credit Union

  • Learn how a top-down risk appetite framework supports operational risk appetite
  • Relate operational risk appetite to organizational objectives
  • Differentiate loss budgets from risk appetite
  • Link appetite to operational risk capital
  • Integrate operational risk appetite into decision-making

16:45

End of Day One

Day Two: Wednesday, October 23, 2019

08:00

60 min

Registration and Continental Breakfast

10:10

20 min

Networking Break

11:30

60 min
Tanna Brodbar

The Emergent Non-Financial Risk Environment: Perspective Towards 2030

Tanna Brodbar, Vice President, Operational Risk Management, Great-West Lifeco

  • What operational risk management is – and isn’t
  • How operational risk is evolving and what this means to ORM practitioners
  • The increasing intersection of non-financial risks and how to manage it
  • How the lines of defence should evolve to meet the demands of the emergent risk environment
  • The organizational conditions that must be put in place now to stay in front of it

12:30

60 min

Luncheon

14:30

60 min

Implementing a Strategic Relationship Among the Three Lines of Defense Model

Juan Rodriguez, Senior Manager, Global Operational Risk, Scotiabank

  • Implementing sound governance in a non-regulated environment
  • Step-by-step guide to developing a risk aware culture
  • Overcome challenges in managing transformational change
  • Learn the functions that own and manage risk
  • Discover the importance of independent assurance, above all internal audit

15:30

15 min

Networking Break

15:45

60 min

From Siloed to Integrated Risk Management

Tatyana Kalita, Assistant Vice President, Risk Governance, ERM, The Great West Life Assurance Company

  • Forces pushing organizations to move away from traditional siloed risk management approach
  • What integrated risk management really means
  • Learning from financial risk management and technology evolution
  • Technology as an integrated risk management enabler and obstacle
  • Practical solutions for addressing integrated risk management challenges

16:45

End of Day Two

Workshop: Monday, October 21, 2019

13:00

180 min

John J. Fong Marley Kafato
Workshop

OpRisk101: Assess the Fundamentals of Operational Risk

Katherine Macpherson, Senior Manager, Financial Services Advisory, Ernst & Young LLP

John J. Fong, Director, Global Operational Risk Management, Manulife

Marley Kafato, Manger, Technology Advisory, Ernst & Young LLP

New to operational risk, or need a refresher? This session will explore the core concerns of the operational risk practitioner. You will assess E21 and what it means for you, specifically. With facilitation and expertise brought to you by a leading expert in operational risk, and a practitioner that has done the journey, you will get a cross-section of viewpoints to help fill the gaps in your learning. Interactive tabletop discussions with your peers will enable you to benchmark and explore multiple scenarios.

  • Introduction to operational risk
  • Taxonomy
  • Operational risk events
  • Risk and control self-assessment
  • Key risk indicators
  • Scenario analysis
  • Business process mapping
  • Issues management
  • Change management
  • ORM tools and processes best practices