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Globally, there has been an increased focus on the manner in which financial institutions conduct their business, interact with customers, and perform financial product suitability assessments as part of selling process. Managing and mitigating conduct risk continues to be one of the highest regulatory priorities for financial institutions as both customers and regulators are paying a close attention on the behavior of firms. Good Conduct Risk practices are essential in maintaining long-term customer relationships, in meeting client’s satisfaction, and regulatory expectations.

This webinar covers:

• Basics of Conduct Risk
• Key processes requiring Conduct Risk oversight
• Organizational behavior that could lead to poor conduct risk practices
• Essential components of Conduct Risk Framework
• Implementation aspects of a robust Conduct Risk Framework
• Emerging challenges in managing Conduct Risk in Financial Institutions
  
  
  

About Our Expert
		Bio
		Vivek Seth is a Singapore citizen, working in the Risk Management discipline in banking for about 15 years. Key areas of his work include managing Operational Risk, Investment Suitability, Regulatory Risk, Information Security, and Credit Risk. Vivek's work experience extends across Singapore, Dubai, and Australia, along with business assignments carried out in Hong Kong and Switzerland. He holds an M.B.A. and also the PRM™ professional certification. He has also authored articles in PRMIA Intelligent Risk publications.

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