Risk Based Compliance Monitoring
| Course Code: |
RBM 1111 |
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| Dates: |
On a date of your choice |
| Venue: |
City of London |
| Course Fees: |
Available on application |
| CPD Credits: |
6 hours |
Course Outline and Objectives
In today’s regulatory and economic environment, Compliance managers are under more pressure than ever to make sure they are targeting risks, and resources, as effectively as possible.
To make the right judgments about where to focus your effort in terms of monitoring compliance, you need to be able to answer the following questions:
- How we did we take into account past trends?
- What is a safe level of monitoring?
- What are the best methods of monitoring different controls?
- When is it appropriate to increase or increase levels of monitoring?
- How are current high risk areas being captured through the monitoring programme?
This practical one-day workshop will help Compliance and Monitoring professionals identify the principle compliance risks in their business and design and execute a risk based compliance monitoring plan accordingly
Who Will Benefit?
This focused workshop has been designed to help less experienced Compliance and Monitoring staff develop their capabilities and skills and for more seasoned Compliance Managers to refresh and update their approach. It will also be of benefit to Risk and Audit professionals who wish to improve their knowledge of compliance risk management.
What You Will Gain
Making extensive use of practical EXAMPLES, CASE STUDIES and EXERCISES, this practical workshop will help you:
- See through the regulator’s eyes: use the FSA’s risk assessment framework to inform your judgments and assess your firm’s risk profile
- Effectively identify, categorise and prioritise compliance risks
- Explore the use of Key Indicators for risks and controls
- Examine monitoring techniques (desk based, exception reporting, systems, visits); and know how to select the most appropriate option
- Determine when to escalate issues and change monitoring levels
- Construct a comprehensive compliance monitoring plan that will prioritise risks and drive out resource requirements
- Tailor your reporting to different groups to make sure critical messages are received and understood
- Keep your programme up to date: respond to monitoring results emerging regulatory hot spots
- Develop both your technical monitoring and ‘softer’ skills set: establishing credibility, obtaining buy-in, managing resistance
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Training Approach
This workshop is uses a combination of trainer input, knowledge sharing with interactive syndicate work and case studies. Group size is kept to a maximum of 16 to facilitate learning and the sharing of experience among the trainer and delegates
Workshop Leader: Paul McDermott
Paul has almost 20 year's experience in financial services, initially as an appointed representative and adviser, before moving into management and training roles with Friends Provident, Irish Life and Abbey Life. As Abbey Life’s regional training director Paul shifted his focus towards the development of competence across the financial services sector and has worked with a range of major firms in banking and wealth management (including Lloyds, AWD Chase de Vere, National Australia Bank, CIS, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein) and the London Insurance Market.
As his career developed, Paul has become increasingly involved in regulation: leading the TCF proposition for a major investment bank, creating and running an MI and Reporting department and developing a nationwide management information programme that successfully passed scrutiny by the FSA. Few consultants can combine his depth of regulatory understanding and highly developed coaching and training skills. His dealings with the FSA also include ARROW visits, thematic reviews and risk mitigation programmes, all of which experience he uses to inform a lively and highly constructive approach to his work.
Programme Outline
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Session
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Aim
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Content
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The risk based monitoring approach |
To establish a common understanding of this term |
- The definitions of risk and compliance risk
- The requirements for risk management
- The responsibilities of risk, audit and compliance compared – where should boundaries be drawn
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Latest regulatory developments in risk based monitoring |
To review the FSA’s approach and explore how the regulator's techniques can be applied in your firm |
- Risk based ARROW 2 approach
- Current hot topics
- How the risk register informs compliance
- CASE STUDY – using the profile of a typical firm identify the key risks from a regulators perspective
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Researching the risks facing your firm |
To identify the data within the firm that will inform your monitoring regime |
- SYNDICATE EXERCISE - categorising the compliance risks
- Prioritising the likely areas of impact and likelihood
- Building the rationale for your approach
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| Preparing the monitoring plan |
To know how to create a plan that will reflect risk priorities and drive out resource requirements. |
- The structure of the plan
- Defining KPI’s and setting goals for the firm
- Establishing activities and populations for monitoring
- Deciding on the appropriate monitoring tools
- Setting hurdle point for escalation of issues and change sampling levels
- Estimating resources
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| Reporting results |
To structure a report format that communicates the priorities. |
- Typical contents of the Report
- Seeing the “wood for the trees”- layering information
- CASE STUDIES - explaining the implications and recommending remedial actions
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| Remedial monitoring |
To respond to results form monitoring and adjusting the compliance plan. |
- When enhanced checking becomes appropriate
- Setting and agreeing new targets and timescales
- Gaining buy in for changes
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Also available to be run in-house. To book or discuss your requirements contact us now on 01327 858292
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Booking
If you are interested in booking this course, or if you have any questions, please call call us on 020 3170 5779.