RRPs must be in place by 30 June 2012 with submission to the Regulator before that date. The stated aims of RRPs are to assure that banks are not ‘too big’ or interconnected to fail. This gruelling task will only succeed if RRPs are detailed, well-structured and take account of intricate complexities.
In response, this conference is ideally timed. It will allow you to benchmark your approach to industry peers undertaking RRPs prior to the submission deadline. Utilising case studies, policy updates and technical presentations this is your opportunity to health-check your approach to RRPs.
For more information download the latest Recovery and Resolution Plans conference agenda today.
• Understand the latest UK and EU updates on policy and regulation
• Explore and comprehend the technical and practical challenges
• Overcome project management and operational difficulties
• Acquire essential knowledge to embed RRPs into existing processes
• Benchmark your approach to auditing RRPs
• Gain practical insight into the RRPs of a small and large bank
• Learn lessons from the RRP pilot scheme
A Concise & Timely Health-check on
Writing Recovery & Resolution Plans
Morning of 28th March 2012 ● Central London
Miles Bake
Lawyer – Special Resolution Unit
BANK OF ENGLAND
Sabino Fornies-Martinez
Policy Officer – Crisis Management Team
EUROPEAN COMMISSION
Tom Sandall
Head of Economic Capital
STANDARD CHARTERED
Daniel O’Neill
Global Head of Internal Capital
INVESTEC BANK
Martin Harrison
Risk Manager, Risk Analysis & Capital
NATIONWIDE
Philip Hart
Director Internal Audit
BARCLAYS
Trevor Barratt
Chief Risk Officer
CAF BANK
Catherine Rozan
Deputy Head of Business & Private Law
BANQUE DE FRANCE
Andrew Davidson
Principal Advisor
KPMG
"Informative and thought provoking. A good mix of views across the spectrum"
If you are interested in accessing the senior level audience at this event please call Russell Tumath on:
Tel: 0203 377 3278 or e-mail: Russell.Tumath@informa.com