Brexit: The impact on the Financial Services Business Model
Member Webinar: With Brexit negotiations at the halfway stage, this talk considers the range of possible outcomes from these talks, and the impact of these outcomes on FI's. 10:00 -11:00 AM ET
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Presented by Dr. Oscar D. McCarthy
Tuesday,March 6, 2018
10:00 - 11:00 am ET
Session length: 60 minutes
About This Member Webinar:
Background to Brexit: what were the political drivers?
Current situation: What type of trade agreement (if any) will be negotiated, and what does this mean for FI's? - an overview of the options, economic benefits, and associated political risks.
Implications for the Financial Services industry, including possible relocation requirements.
Registration Fee:
Sustaining Members Free | Contributing Member $35 | Non-Member $75
About Our Expert:
Dr. Oscar D. McCarthy, PRM is a Partner with Avantage Reply, where he is responsible for the risk management and banking advisory practices in the Netherlands. He has 20 years of professional experience in commercial and Investment banking, covering all major risk types and the associated prudential regulations. His areas of expertise include both the setting of the risk governance, strategy and appetite as well as its implementation in policy, methodology and reporting. Oscar has a Ph.D. in Mathematics and is certified as a Professional Risk Manager. He serves pro-bono as a Board Director of PRMIA.
Continuing Risk Learning Credits: 1
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