AORM | L5: Six Steps to Define and Design Preventive KRIs
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Presented By: Dr. Ariane Chapelle
Delivery: Virtual Training
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Total Lesson Length: 60 minutes + optional reading and assignments
Lesson 5: Six Steps to Define and Design Preventive KRIs
Preventive KRIs are metrics of risk drivers. Once we know the causes of a risk, identifying KRIs is easy. This Lesson presents tools and technique to identify and select KRIs, before detailing how to design KRI dashboards and the different alternative to select relevant threshold. KRI governance and reporting will also be discussed.
Lesson 5.1: KRIs: Identifying causal factors
• Features of Leading KRIs
• KRIs of Likelihood and of Impact
• A Framework for Selecting and Designing Preventive KRIs
Lesson 5.2: Four types of preventive KRIs
• KPI and KCI reusable as leading KRIs
• Selection Phase and Monitoring Phase
• Categories of KRIs
• Examples of KRIs for Information Security
Lesson 5.3: Designing and reporting on KRIs
• How Many KRIs?
• KRI Design: Reporting Thresholds and Format
• KRI Governance
• Aggregating Colors
• KRI Validation
Who Should Attend
Heads of Operational Risk, Enterprise Risk Managers, Operational Risk Managers, Internal Auditors, Compliance officers, Consultants, Regulators, Team members who have taken one of our ORM courses and/or passed the ORM exam and are looking for advanced level training.
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Topics in The Full Series
| Lesson 1, April 23 |
Framework and Taxonomy for Operational Risk |
Lesson 2, April 30
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Risk Appetite Statements and Tolerance Limits |
Lesson 3, May 7
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A Modern Representation of Risk & Control Self Assessments (RCSA) |
| Lesson 4, May 14 |
Scenario Analysis: Simple Method for Quantifying Rare Events
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| Lesson 5, May 21 |
Six Steps to Define and Design Preventive KRIs |
| Lesson 6, May 28 |
Operational Risk Management for Projects |
| Lesson 7, June 4 |
Information Security Assessment and Essentials of Cyber Protection
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| Lesson 8, June 11 |
Conduct and Culture: Measurement and Management |
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About Our Expert
ARIANE CHAPELLE, PhD, is Associate Professor (Honorary Reader) at University College London for the course 'Operational Risk Measurement for Financial Institutions’ and is a Fellow of the Institute of Operational Risk and a trainer for the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA), for whom she designed the Certificate of Learning and Practice in Advanced Operational Risk Management. She is a former holder of the Chair of International Finance at the University of Brussels. She has been active in operational risk management since 2000 and is a former head of operational risk management at ING Group and Lloyds Banking Group. Dr. Chapelle runs her own training and consulting practice in risk management. Her clients include Tier 1 financial organisations and international financial institutions. Her new textbook “Operational Risk Management: best practices in the financial services industry”, published by Wiley in December 2018 is already a best seller, ranking up to #3 on Amazon UK and up to # 1 in Amazon.com new releases of financial risk management books.
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