Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) is two years away. Significant data management changes and challenges presented by the regulation call for an early start on implementation. The webinar will discuss the challenges of FRTB and provide practical guidance on how best to achieve efficient and effective compliance.
Join the webinar to find out about:
- The requirements of FRTB
- Data management challenges
- Best practice approaches
- Benefits of compliance
- Expert implementation guidance
Speakers:
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Moderator: Sarah Underwood, Editor, A-Team Group |
Selwyn Blair-Ford, Financial Regulatory Specialist |
Jerry Goddard, Director, Risk Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting Framework, Santander UK |
Chris Casey, Head of Regulatory & Reference Data, Bloomberg LP |
More About Our Speakers:
Selwyn Blair-Ford
Financial Regulatory Specialist
Senior Banking professional with specific expertise in prudential risk regulation.
Over 20 years’ experience working with consumer and investment banks and derivatives houses in roles including: Head of Regulatory Reporting, Financial Controller and Head of Management Reporting.
For the past 10 years I have worked with a major global software vendor as Head of Global Regulatory Policy which involved researching all regulatory issues to provide the in-depth business knowledge necessary to design, build and deliver complex, multi-regulatory global solutions to financial services institutions around the world.
Jerry Goddard
Director, Risk Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting Framework
Santander UK
Jerry Goddard is an experienced Risk professional with expertise in Market Risk and Risk Infrastructure. He was responsible for the delivery of the Santander Group RDA programme in the UK. Prior to that he was the Director of Market Risk responsible for all desk level and consolidated market risk analysis, control and reporting for the trading books.
Chris Casey
Head of Regulatory & Reference Data
Bloomberg LP
Chris oversees product development related to Bloomberg’s solutions addressing capital and liquidity requirements, regulatory reporting, accounting disclosure and trade compliance. He joined Bloomberg in 2014, bringing with him more than 10 years of experience working in capital markets as an advisor to global financial institutions on regulatory compliance.
Prior to joining Bloomberg, Chris was a manager at KPMG, where he assisted numerous institutions operating in Australian, North American, Asian and European markets with the implementation of regulatory compliance programs.
Originally from Australia, Chris holds a Bachelor of Business majoring in Accounting from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.
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