Risk Appetite: What is it and how do you articulate it?
Thought Leadership Webinar: “Risk Appetite” is a popular concept in the Risk Management industry. But what does a “Risk Appetite Statement” really mean? In this webinar, we will discuss the definition of Risk Appetite, the benefits of articulating it, as well as some pointers on how to develop a suitable Risk Appetite for your company.
Date:
November 2, 2022
Time:
10:00 - 11:00 a.m. EDT
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. GMT
Presented By:
Fatema Al Saad, PRM
Assistant Risk Manager, Bank ABC Islamic
Session Length:
60 minutes
Risk Appetite, even though standard in definition, is unique to each organization. This is because while defining a risk appetite, a risk manager should consider the attributes specific to the concerned organization. Nonetheless, the base concepts and broad approaches towards mapping a Risk Appetite are the same.
A company who treats Risk Appetite as a mere tick in the box is lagging behind in managing and understanding their risk exposure and making informed risk-based decisions. Most importantly, it is falling short in providing transparency for its investors, stakeholders, regulators, and credit rating agencies.
This webinar aims to present the concept of Risk Appetite and persuade the audience to understand the benefit of thoroughly articulating and setting risk appetite thresholds. It also aims to provide the audience with the key skills on how a risk appetite statement should be defined, presented, read and reviewed.
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Fatema Al Saad, PRM is the Assistant Risk Manager at Bank ABC Islamic, which is a subsidiary of the international Arab Banking Corporation B.S.C. Fatema handles all aspects of Risk Management within her organization such as ICAAP, stress testing, policies and procedures, Operational Risk and Credit Risk. She was previously a Senior Risk Manager at the Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait, the second largest local bank in The Kingdom of Bahrain.
Fatema achieved the Professional Risk Manager (PRM) designation in 2019. She holds a Master of Science in Risk Management from the University of Southampton, UK.
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$30 USD
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