KRIs and proactive risk management
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
- Explore how to select relevant risk indicators for different risk types
- Assess the impact of key risks on a financial institution
- Participate in a mock risk and control committee
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About the course
In today’s dynamic economic landscape, adopting a proactive approach to risk management is essential for strategic success.
In this course, participants will explore different preventive KRIs, acquiring the skills to select, design and report on them. Our expert practitioner will discuss the role of each line of defence in managing KRIs and demonstrate the use of the bow-tie tool to effectively track patterns.
Through case studies, group discussions and a mock business risk and control committee, attendees will apply the theory to real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, they will confidently be able to leverage KRIs to enhance risk awareness and support the achievement of business objectives.
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Learning objectives
- Understand the risk management lifecycle
- Design key risk indicators (KRIs) using the bow-tie method
- Discuss why effective KRIs are critical for the success of a financial institution
- Integrate KRIs into the overall governance and risk management framework
- Develop effective reporting practices
- Foster a risk-aware culture
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Risk management
- Op risk
- Op risk modelling
- Enterprise risk
- Internal audit
- Compliance
- Governance
Agenda
April 22–23, 2025
Live online. Timezone: Emea
Sessions:
- Introduction to risk metrics
- The risk and control lifecycle
- Determining what to measure
- Identifying KRIs for each risk type
- Roles and responsibilities
- Addressing how KRIs are used
- Reporting
- Quiz
Tutor:
- Maninder Bahra, Non-financial risk management expert
July 15–16, 2025
Live online. Timezone: Emea
Sessions:
- Introduction to risk metrics
- The risk and control lifecycle
- Determining what to measure
- Identifying KRIs for each risk type
- Roles and responsibilities
- Addressing how KRIs are used
- Reporting
- Quiz
Tutor:
- Maninder Bahra, Non-financial risk management expert
Tutors
Maninder Bahra Risk Learning Faculty
Non-financial risk management expert
Maninder is a qualified accountant by profession, who has held global risk management roles
and forged an international career. A seasoned enterprise risk professional with 25+ years experience in consulting and Financial Services with deep knowledge of enterprise risk and specifically non-financial risk leading the creation and implementation of commercially-aligned risk frameworks and the associated GRC systems and controls in global Financial Services.
Accreditation
This course is CPD (Continued Professional Development) accredited. One credit is awarded for every hour of learning at the event.
Pre-reading materials
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- No tick-the-box approach to compliance risks Read article | Risk.net
- Barking bank watchdogs don’t need to bite Read article | Risk.net
- Key Risk Indicators Read article | Risk.net
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