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Date:
November 5, 2020

Time:
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. EST
2:00 p.m. -  3:00 p.m. GMT
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. IST

 
Location:
This meeting will be run on the GoToWebinar platform. You will receive a confirmation email upon registering that will allow you to register to the GoToWebinar platform to receive the link to join the event. 

Join us for a panel discussion of some of the notable industry challenges surrounding LIBOR transition:

• Risk Model methodology and operational changes: Challenges around risk models changes needed to replace the LIBOR-specific risk factors with ARR corresponding risk factors across asset classes
• Asset Liability Management: Changes needed to be carried out across the models and processes supporting ALM across currencies
• Transfer Pricing: Incorporating the impact of ARR on transfer pricing methodology and models, impact on funding rates and references, curve construction, and downstream transfer price estimation

Not able to participate in the live event? The event will be recorded and a copy made available to registrants. This meeting will follow Chatham House Rule.

Speakers
		Antoine Bouvet, Sr. Rates Strategist, ING Antoine is a Senior Rates Strategist covering developed rates markets. He bases his views on macro developments spanning economics, central banks, supply, and cross-markets dynamics, and finds the optimal way to implement them using quantitative methods. He previously worked at Mizuho international as a Rates Strategist and at MUFG as a Rates Trader.
		Kshitij Bhatia, Practice Head, Traded Risk, CRISIL Global Research and Analytics  Kshitij Bhatia is the Global Head of Traded Risk Services Practice at the Global Research and Analytics division of CRISIL, an S&P Global company. He comes with an extensive Investment Banking consulting experience including - front-office traded products, risk management, and regulatory reforms. Kshitij is currently leading CRISIL’s focus on helping financial institutions in the implementation of Basel 4 Reforms, IBOR transition and RFR adoption, and Technology led transformations.
		Maurizio Garro, Senior Lead, IBOR transition programme, Lloyds Banking Group  Maurizio Garro works as a Senior Lead for the IBOR Transition programme at Lloyds Banking Group, where he is leading the delivery of the changes required for models, curves and products for the transition to the alternative risk-free rates for the Front and Back book. His background is in quantitative risk management, Model Risk, Market Risk, Counterparty Credit Risk, Pricing, Liquidity and Stress Testing. He has a long-standing experience as an internal auditor, consultant and banker in model risk management and previously worked in the Development and Validation teams of top-tier financial institutions in Europe, U.S., and the U.K. for over 15 years.   Maurizio is a frequent speaker on various topics in risk management, a member of the Institute of Internal Auditor, Director of the Global Association of Risk Professional (GARP) London Chapter and member of the Non-Financial Risk Advisory of Center for Financial Professionals (CeFPro). He has been supporting as mentor start-ups involved in the development of AI/Machine learning products. Maurizio Garro received his Master Degree in Economics from the Bocconi University of Milano and a certificate in Financial Risk Management (FRM) from GARP.
		Vladimir Piterbarg, MD, Head of Quantitative Analytics and Quantitative Development, NatWest Markets  Vladimir Piterbarg is the global head of Quantitative Analytics at NatWest Markets since 2018. He held similar positions at Rokos Capital Management LLP, Barclays Capital/Barclays investment bank, and Bank of America. Vladimir Piterbarg has a PhD in Mathematics (Stochastic Calculus) from the University of Southern California. He serves as an associate editor of the Journal of Computational Finance and the Journal of Investment Strategies. Together with Leif Andersen, Vladimir Piterbarg wrote the authoritative, three-volume set of books “Interest Rate Modelling”. He published multiple papers in various areas of quantitative finance, and won Risk Magazine’s Quant of the Year award twice.
		Moderator: Navin Rauniar, Event Moderator and Risk Advisory Partner, TCS, PRMIA London Steering Committee Member Senior leader with under 20 years run the bank, change the bank & Big 4 consulting experience across financial services. Navin typically connects C-suite stakeholders across business & technology, using domain expertise that focuses on risk management & capital markets, especially in response to prudential markets regulation such as LIBOR Transition, Brexit impact, FRTB, TRIM, BCBS239, CRR2 & Basel IV impacting an institutions' strategy, process & governance. Navin currently leads the IBOR delivery for Tier One & Tier Two financial institutions. His offshoring & international experience assists in building diverse & highly performing global teams. Externally, Navin supports the capital markets community via mentoring of risk professionals, thought leadership at conferences and his contribution as a member of the PRMIA Institute & London SteerCo. He is a regular speaker and chair at capital markets forums, as well as a frequent commentator to the press on financial market regulations.

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