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  • Audit & Taxation
  • Posted: 13 Nov 2023

Audit, Risk & Regulation Autumn Series

23
Nov
2023

  • Location-Icon Location: Webinar
  • Admin-Icon Organised By: BSA Events
  • Currency-Icon £99 Members / £150 Non-members

This year's annual update returned in a brand new format with a series of topical webinars covering key areas of audit, risk and regulation.


This series of events was targeted at risk and finance executives as well as non-executive members of Audit and Risk Committees. Each webinar lasted approximately 1.5 hours and included keynote presentations from leading industry experts, a range of panel discussions, and the opportunity to ask our panel questions in Q&A sessions. 


  Webinar 1: Tuesday 10 October, 14:00-15:30
  Basel 3.1 around the globe, proportionality and the impact on Ó£ÌÒɬ¸£Àû¼§


With speakers:

  • Chair: Ruth Doubleday, Head of Prudential Regulation, Building Societies Association (Biography)
  • Steven Hall, Partner, KPMG (Biography)
  • Bill Coen, US former Secretary General of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Biography)
  • Dr Holger Mielk, Head of the Legal Division, National Association of German Cooperative Banks Association (BVR) (Biography)
  • Conrad O'Donnell, formerly supporting the Building Societies Association on Prudential Policy (inc. Basel 3.1) (Biography)

 

  Webinar 2: Tuesday 31 October, 14:00-15:30
  Audit reform, corporate governance & accounting 



With speakers:

  • Chair: Robin Fieth, Chief Executive, Building Societies Association ()
  • Tim Copnell, Associate Partner, KPMG & Chair of KPMG's UK Audit Committee Institute ()
  • Eileen Mawdsley, Director, Accounting Advisory, Financial Services Finance Transformation, KPMG ()
  • John Sutherland, Non-Executive Director, Darlington Building Society
  • Simon Gibbs, Financial Services, Banking and Insurance Manager, ICAEW ()

 


  Webinar 3: Wednesday 8 November, 10:00-11:30
  Economic update and PRA supervisory priorities



With speakers:

  • Chair: Alex Simpson, Partner, KPMG (Biography)
  • Yael Selfin, Chief Economist, KPMG (Biography)
  • Professor Trevor Williams, Economist, visiting professor and lecturer (Biography)
  • Marc Dodd, CEO, King & Shaxson Ltd (Biography)
  • Monica Shant, Senior Technical Credit Risk Specialist, PRA ()
  • Mehdi Muqtadir, Manager and Team Lead of the Supervisory Intervention & Resilience Team in UKDT, PRA (Biography)

 

  Webinar 4: Tuesday 14 November, 10:00-11:30
  Strategies for a modern mutual

Speakers include:

  • Chair: Jo Moscrop, Chief Business Development Officer, No1 CopperPot Credit Union
  • Julie Ann-Haines, Chief Executive, Principality Building Society ()
  • Andrew Haigh, Chief Executive, Newcastle Building Society ()
  • Robin Fieth, Chief Executive, Building Societies Association (Biography)
  • Joss Tasker, Founder & CEO, Sync Savings (Biography)
  • Peter Westlake, Partner, Strategy & Performance Transformation, & Head of Challenger Banks and Building Societies, KPMG ()

 


 

  Webinar 5: Thursday 23 November, 14:00-15:30
  Climate change and stress testing, risk and reporting

Speakers include:

  • Chair: Ruth Doubleday, Head of Prudential Regulation, Building Societies Association (Biography)
  • Louise Pryor, Chair, Ecology Building Society (Biography)
  • Aidan Walker, Senior Credit Risk Lead, Skipton Building Society (Biography)
  • Serena Shaw, Senior Manager, Bank of England
  • Richard Walsh, Partner – Banking & Capital Markets, EY

Event Summary

  • Thursday, 23 November 2023
  • £99 Members / £150 Non-members

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