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Risk Management for Central Banks 2023
Risk Management for Central Banks
Agenda
The risk management function and the current challenges it faces
14:00 – 14:30
Risk Management course introduction and Risk Management Benchmarking survey results
Course introduction session led by the chair
- Introductions and welcome from the chairperson
- Overview of the Central Banking Risk Management benchmarking results
- Overview of the training course
- Discussion of the delegate expectations
Janet Cosier is the former Chief Risk Officer and Adviser on Strategic Planning at the Bank of Canada. She continues in her capacity as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Payments Association. She has served in a variety of functions including comptroller and chief accountant, as well as chief internal auditor, before being appointed adviser to the governor. She has provided technical assistance to various central banks in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, governance and financial reporting. Before joining the Bank of Canada, she worked with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and with the Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. Mrs Cosier holds degrees from York University and the University of Windsor in mathematics, computer science, accounting and financial management.
14:30 – 15:30
Examining the opportunities, risks and challenges facing central banks in 2023 and beyond
- Evolution of the risk management function in central banks
- Emerging external risks – the economy, geopolitics and technology
- Evolving risks from the inside – governance, culture and ethics
- Discussion: What are the key risks in the delegates home jurisdiction
Janet Cosier is the former Chief Risk Officer and Adviser on Strategic Planning at the Bank of Canada. She continues in her capacity as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Payments Association. She has served in a variety of functions including comptroller and chief accountant, as well as chief internal auditor, before being appointed adviser to the governor. She has provided technical assistance to various central banks in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, governance and financial reporting. Before joining the Bank of Canada, she worked with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and with the Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. Mrs Cosier holds degrees from York University and the University of Windsor in mathematics, computer science, accounting and financial management.
15:30 – 15:45
Coffee break
15:45 – 16:45
What it takes to operate in today’s multi mandate environment: a governor’s perspective
- Overview of central banks evolving mandates in 2023
- Moving forward, what are the implications for external responsibilities and internal functioning?
- What are the impacts of the evolving mandates and what this means for the central bank
- Interactive discussion: experiences from participants’ home jurisdictions
Marko Škreb is a former governor of the Croatian National Bank. Currently he is Central banking lead on a Financial sector reform project (FINRA) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, financed by USAID. Before that he was resident project manager for Canada-IMF Capacity building project at the National Bank of Ukraine. He moved to Kyiv from his position as advisor at the International Monetary Fund’s Regional Technical Assistance centre in Accra, Ghana. Before that, he was chief economist and strategist at the second largest commercial bank in Croatia. Mr. Skreb started his professional career teaching at the University of Zagreb. Following academic vocation he joined the Croatian central bank, first as research and statistics director and later on as governor (from 1996 to 2000). In 1997 he was awarded the Central European Annual Awards for Excellence - Best Central Bank Governor by the Banker. Since 2000 he worked as a consultant for the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in numerous countries, mostly in South-East Europe. He also worked at the Independent Evaluation Office of the IMF in Washington DC in the period 2004-2005. Mr Škreb published a number of articles and edited books, focusing on transition questions and financial issues.
16:45 – 17:15
Networking break
17:15 – 18:15
Managing reputation risk and practical guidance on building trust with employees, clients, shareholders, regulators and the public
- Key factors and dynamics affecting a central banks reputation
- Examples of how to avoid reputational damage through revisionary frameworks and reforms
- Methods and tools of how board members can view operational, financial and reputational risks
- Interactive discussion: establishing the tools that will be used to identify and monitor reputational risks
Enhancing the risk management toolkit
14:00 – 15:00
Enabling the risk function: moving towards an integrated corporate management function
- Overview of new roles, functions and responsibilities of risk management departments
- Impacts of organisational developments on central bank risk management
- Key components of a robust and responsive risk management framework
- Discussion: where and how are risks managed in participants’ central banks?
Janet Cosier is the former Chief Risk Officer and Adviser on Strategic Planning at the Bank of Canada. She continues in her capacity as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Payments Association. She has served in a variety of functions including comptroller and chief accountant, as well as chief internal auditor, before being appointed adviser to the governor. She has provided technical assistance to various central banks in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, governance and financial reporting. Before joining the Bank of Canada, she worked with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and with the Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. Mrs Cosier holds degrees from York University and the University of Windsor in mathematics, computer science, accounting and financial management.
15:00 – 15:15
Coffee break
15:15 – 16:15
Embedding organisational resilience in the digital era: the role of strategic planning
- Key features of driving business resilience as a strategic goal
- Impact of factors such as corporate culture, risk appetite and risk tolerance
- Examples of tools and frameworks for strategic monitoring and continuous assessment
- Role of interdepartmental cooperation and coordination
- Augmenting your toolkit for dealing with digital currencies
Kanagalingam is currently a Deputy Director in the Business Technology Department of Bank Negara Malaysia. He is responsible for strategy and governance matters, with a focus on planning, performance and change management. Before this he was responsible for the Central Bank’s organisational strategy and business planning function. He joined the Bank in 1990 and over the 30 years has served in several capacities, including bank supervision, crisis management, international capacity building and organizational development. He holds an MBA from London Business School.
16:15 – 16:45
Networking break
16:45 – 17:45
Towards sustainability: risk perspectives on greening central banking
- Understanding the connection between central banking and climate-related risks
- A framework for thinking about climate-related risks and their impact
- Implications for policymaking, operations and governance
- What this means for risk management: short, medium and long term
Faisal Sarwar is currently working with State Bank of Pakistan as a Deputy Director-Finance department. He is expertise in the area of Treasury Market (Money, Foreign & Bond/Fixed Income), Finance and Gold Market. He manages risk against these markets. Mr. Faisal has an experience of over 14 years working in different segments of the financial sector of Pakistan including Commercial banks, Financial Institution and the Central Bank.
Tackling new risks
14:00 – 15:00
Risk management approaches to mitigate escalating inflation and interest rate hikes
Greg Carpenter is the AVP of Unified Communications for the Federal Reserve. His previous roles span across multiple government organizations including The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, NASA, United States Army Space Command, and United States Air Force Space Command. In these organizations Greg has led risk management, information security, and business continuity functions. The blend of Greg’s background and a focus on customer experience provides a unique perspective to risk management and technology survivability approaches.
15:00 – 15:15
Coffee break
15:15 – 16:15
Latest approaches to the risk appetite framework for central banks
Latest approaches to the risk appetite framework for central banks
- A risk appetite statement: use of this framework in a central bank
- How this framework can be a means to improve risk culture and awareness
- Achieving sufficient granularity to cover all the main risks of the institution
- Case study: how a central bank covers this issue; the pros and cons
Gabriel Andrade is the head of the Risk Management Department at Banco de Portugal, which he has been responsible for since October 2014. He is currently the Chair of the Eurosystem Resilience Task Force He is also a member of the International Operational Risk Working Group (IORWG) and works regularly in technical assistance missions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to Central Banks. From 1987 to 2013, Mr. Andrade worked in the private banking sector, including 20 years with Barclays Bank. He holds an Economics degree from the Lisbon School of Economics (ISE), as well as numerous post-graduate degrees elsewhere, including Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP), AESE Business school (AESE / IESE) and Universidade Nova de Lisboa (UNL).
16:15 – 16:45
Networking break
16:45 – 17:45
Reshaping your cyber risk strategy and the evolving threat landscape
- Overview of the current cyber threat landscape
- Recognising emerging cyber threats and how to build true cyber resilience
- Examples of strategies and responses to digital disruption and cyber attacks
- Discussion: what does it take to resource a modern cyber resilience function?
Paul Chammas is a Technology Risk & Cybersecurity Consultant and Auditor, with more than 12 years of experience within big consulting firms. He co-founded in 2018 CLARICE, a startup specialized in Innovation & Risk Management, then co-founded in 2021 QuRISK, a startup specialized in Quantum Computing & Risk Management.
Paul holds a Telecommunication Engineering diploma from EFREI Paris and an Advanced Master in Technology Management from HEC Paris. Paul is certified CISA, CRISC and ISO27005.
Risk management in practice
14:00 – 15:00
Accessing internal audit and compliance and establishing efficient operations in the central banks three lines of defence
- Independence and objectivity of internal audit functions
- How can internal audit and risk management work together?
- Discussion: your expectations of internal audit and how can you enhance interactions with internal audit at your organisation?
Mads G. Kristensen is the deputy head of the Internal Audit department at Norges Bank. He is certified as a state authorised public accountant as well as an internal auditor. A substantial part of his work is devoted to the banks operations for managing the Government Pension Fund Global, which is one of the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world. Mr. Kristensen holds an MSc in Accounting and Auditing from BI Norwegian Business School.
15:00 – 15:15
Coffee break
15:15 – 16:15
Enhancing the culture of risk management: effective steps for successful implementation
- Key building blocks of the risk awareness culture
- Examples of strategies to strengthen the risk awareness culture in central banks
- The role of risk awareness in organisational resilience
- Discussion: how to build a risk culture for 2022 and beyond
Janet Cosier is the former Chief Risk Officer and Adviser on Strategic Planning at the Bank of Canada. She continues in her capacity as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Payments Association. She has served in a variety of functions including comptroller and chief accountant, as well as chief internal auditor, before being appointed adviser to the governor. She has provided technical assistance to various central banks in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, governance and financial reporting. Before joining the Bank of Canada, she worked with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and with the Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. Mrs Cosier holds degrees from York University and the University of Windsor in mathematics, computer science, accounting and financial management.
16:15 – 16:45
Networking break
16:45 – 17:15
Risk Management closing remarks and delegate action plans
- Summary of the course
- Discussion of the observed trends and case studies
- Application of learning points in the participants’ home organisations
- Preparation of action points
Janet Cosier is the former Chief Risk Officer and Adviser on Strategic Planning at the Bank of Canada. She continues in her capacity as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Payments Association. She has served in a variety of functions including comptroller and chief accountant, as well as chief internal auditor, before being appointed adviser to the governor. She has provided technical assistance to various central banks in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, governance and financial reporting. Before joining the Bank of Canada, she worked with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and with the Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. Mrs Cosier holds degrees from York University and the University of Windsor in mathematics, computer science, accounting and financial management.
Chair
Janet Cosier
Former advisor on strategic planning and risk management
Former Bank of Canada
Janet Cosier is the former Chief Risk Officer and Adviser on Strategic Planning at the Bank of Canada. She continues in her capacity as the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Payments Association. She has served in a variety of functions including comptroller and chief accountant, as well as chief internal auditor, before being appointed adviser to the governor. She has provided technical assistance to various central banks in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, governance and financial reporting. Before joining the Bank of Canada, she worked with the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and with the Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. Mrs Cosier holds degrees from York University and the University of Windsor in mathematics, computer science, accounting and financial management.