Enterprise Risk Management Evolution for Banks
September 2015
Enterprise Risk Management Evolution for Banks
Co-Sponsored by the Financial Institutions Subsection of the CBA Business Law Section
Program Description
All banks are facing an increased number of risks that challenge their business and strategic objectives, now more than ever. Risk management methods have had to change as banks encounter new, faster, and more inter-related risks from both internal and external factors. Traditional risk management is typically structured in a silo environment, with each department or function managing their own risks. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is a prospectively driven process to look into the future for opportunity, as well as learning from the past, to create new risk response plans that support the organizations' strategic objectives. It is designed to bring risk management and other banking functions together and look at them from a holistic perspective. Without support or structure, enterprise risk management has been difficult to implement. With regulators focusing on the introduction of enterprise risk management (ERM), your community bank and larger bank clients need to look at how to obtain support and structure to manage the multiple, inter-related and changing risks through an ongoing process.
Your presenter will explore the evolution trail of risk management and how it has evolved from traditional, integrated, and how enterprise risk management itself is evolving. You will learn about the necessary elements needed to address the current risk profile of your bank clients, and to determine how ERM may be of benefit to them. Examples and sample risks will be used to illustrate how an ERM process can be developed for any size organization. Time will be allotted for questions.
Your presenter will explore the evolution trail of risk management and how it has evolved from traditional, integrated, and how enterprise risk management itself is evolving. You will learn about the necessary elements needed to address the current risk profile of your bank clients, and to determine how ERM may be of benefit to them. Examples and sample risks will be used to illustrate how an ERM process can be developed for any size organization. Time will be allotted for questions.
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PROGRAM AGENDA:
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Registration
12:00 PM
Topics Include:
- Risk Management Methods and the Introduction by Regulators to Banks of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
- Evolution and Process of ERM
- Elements for Addressing the Current Risk Profile of Your Bank Clients and Determining if ERM May Be of Benefit
1:00 PM
Adjourn
Meet Your Presenter:
Mary Peter is the Director of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) for Eide Bailly, a CPA and business advisory firm. She has more than 25 years' experience in the risk management and insurance industries, including 10 years in corporate risk management and 7 years in ERM. In her current role, Mary consults, designs, and implements client-specific ERM programs to identify, assess, respond to and monitor both risks and opportunities. She develops ERM methodologies, training materials and deliverables to respond to regulatory requirements and strategic objectives of her clients.
Mary is a member of the U.S. Technical Advisory Group for the ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard (International Standards Organization – not the Insurance Services Office). She is founder of a very robust ERM Roundtable in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area, and is working toward bringing awareness to the ERM practitioner role through this innovative, solution sharing roundtable.
Mary is a frequent speaker and author on ERM and other risk management topics at national, state and local industry conferences. She is a member of the Risk Insurance Management
Society (RIMS) and the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
Mary is the recipient of the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal award as "Women in Business – Industry Leader 2010", and the Finance and Commerce award for "Top Women in Finance for 2009".
Program Series Co-Chairs:
Edward J. Adkins, Esq.
Markus Williams Young & Zimmermann LLC
Denver, CO
Keith F. Woods, Esq.
Markus Williams Young & Zimmermann LLC
Denver, CO
Location Information
CLECI Large Classroom
1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Denver, CO 80203
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1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Denver, CO 80203
Registration Fees
| Non Member | $79.00 |
| CBA Member | $59.00 |
| New Lawyer Edge Member | $29.50 |
| CBA Financial Institutions Subsection Member | $29.00 |
| CBA Business Law Section Member | $29.00 |
| CLEACCESSPASS--ELITE Pass Holder | $0.00 |
- General Credits: 1.00
- Ethics Credits: 0.00
- EDI Credits:
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Sponsor Information
- Attend and better understand enterprise risk management for banks, and how risk management methods have changed as new, faster, and more inter-related risks from both internal and external factors are encountered.
- The evolution of risk management and how to address a bank's current risk profile, and to determine if enterprise risk management is beneficial, to be discussed at Financial Institutions CLE Luncheon
- Take an Hour and Get Up to Speed on Enterprise Risk Management to Better Advise Your Bank Clients