Board CPD - Future of Regulation
| Course Code: |
REG 1110 |
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| Dates: |
On a date of your choice |
| Venue: |
City of London |
| Course Fees: |
Available on application |
| CPD Credits: |
2 hours |
This programme can also be adapted and delivered in-house. For more information please call 020 3170 5779 or email jayneowen@ctp.uk.com.
Briefing Outline & Objectives
The coming months will see a recasting of the framework for financial services regulation, at domestic, EU and global level, with significant implications for regulated firms and their Boards.
This timely briefing has been designed specifically for executives and non-executives in Significant Influence Functions, to bring them right up to date with the changing shape of regulation, assess the potential impacts on business operations and help them consider what practical steps they can take to manage these changes.
Attending this event will enable you to:
- Recognise the impact of the new global regulatory approach
- Understand the new powers and scope of the European financial regulators
- Consider the remit and powers of the new UK regulators in the context of Europe
- Think through the strategic implications for business
- Consider what options firms have to manage these changes
- Take away key actions to take now and what to consider for the future
Who will benefit
This focused 2 hour briefing has been designed as a CPD event for executive directors, non-executive directors and Significant Influence Function holders in FSA regulated firms. It will also provide valuable insights to senior Compliance and Business management.
Your Speaker: Peter Wood-Goss
Peter Wood-Goss has a substantial track record of creating and leading Compliance and Risk functions for major financial services organisations and delivering compliance assurance at Board and Director level. His finance and commercial background, combined with his extensive regulatory and wider risk experience, enable Peter to empathise with the many challenges facing senior management and Boards in FSA regulated firms and the need to satisfy both regulatory and commercial objectives. It also enables him to inform his coaching and consultancy work with relevant and practical examples from corporate life and, with his first hand experience of regulation and supervisory visits, provide real and current insights into the FSA’s approach and priorities.
The Agenda
1. Introduction: Why regulatory risk is on the radar
• The response of regulators worldwide to the crisis
• Common aims but different priorities
• Focus on the business leaders
2. The global picture
• Interconnected international industry
• The role of the Financial Stability Board (FSB)
• Global risk outlook and areas of focus?
3. The EU regulatory landscape
• The objectives and powers of the three new European Supervisory Authorities (ESA's) regulators
• How they develop legislation and how they can be influenced
• Powers in relation to EU based firms
• The EU agenda going forward
4. The UK picture - risks and rewards
• The new UK regulators' objectives and powers: PRA,FCA
• Interface between the UK and EU
• Risks and rewards for UK firms from the new framework
• The opportunities to influence the regulatory approach
• Pro's and cons of getting involved
Booking
If you are interested in booking this course, or if you have any questions, please call call us on 020 3170 5779.