Crisis risk management in banking
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
- Build confidence in establishing clear communication during a crisis
- Improve immediacy of response through planning
- Understand the importance of preparation
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About the course
This course, aimed at helping small to medium sized banks, will strengthen participants understanding of effective and efficient crisis management, and provide them with tools for creating a plan for information flow, decision-making and managing emerging issues during times of instability.
Designed to enhance participants foundational knowledge of crisis risk management, tutors will guide participants in the exploration of best practices for building confidence internally and externally while establishing clear roles and responsibilities for all stakeholders. Participants will also discuss strategies for mitigating reputational damage and decision-making.
This course will conclude aiding participants in the analysis of the level of preparedness at their institution and providing them with the tools to adjust their current plans and maintain compliance.
**Although this course is targeted towards small to medium-sized banks that may not have as strong a crisis management framework, all practitioners looking to build their knowledge are welcome.
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Learning objectives
- Establish clear roles and responsibilities for your crisis management team
- Maintain effective communication channels
- Identify areas of vulnerability and early warning signs
- Gain credibility with key stakeholders
- Mitigate reputational damage
- Review and reflect on protocols post-crisis
Who should attend
- Crisis management
- Operational risk
- Chief risk officer
- Enterprise risk
- Operational resilience
- Business continuity management
- Compliance
- Audit
Agenda
March 11–13, 2025
Live online. Timezones: Emea/Americas
Sessions:
- The foundations of crisis management
- Regulation and governance
- Effective communication and internal information flow
- Preparation and contingency planning
- Media impact on a crisis management
- Post-crisis analysis and identifying new risks
Pre-reading materials
The Risk.net resources below have been selected to enhance your learning experience:
- How the Covid-19 pandemic is furthering understanding of crisis management frameworks
- Raising the bar on operational resilience
- The regulator that troubleshoots first, asks questions later
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