Practical
approaches to
managing model risk

New York, 3 & 4 March 2010
London, 10 & 11 March 2010

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Learning Outcomes

  • Assess statistical tools for risk model validation
  • Explore a wide range of case studies in model risk management
  • Identify the main drivers of counterparty risk and how it impacts on your models
  • Investigate controls available to monitor risks throughout the
    model life cycle
  • Examine the impact of different modelling assumptions

    (Course content may vary between venues. Please check programme for specific content)

Course dates & venues

New York 3 & 4 March 2010

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London 10 & 11 March 2010

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Course tutors

LONDON

  • Tanguy Dehapiot, Head of Valuation, Market and Liquidity Risk,
    BNP PARIBAS
  • Peter Dobranszky, Model Validation Quant, FINALYSE/BNP PARIBAS FORTIS
  • Massimo Morini, Head of Credit Models and Coordinator of Model Research, BANCA IMI, INTESA SAN PAOLO BANK
  • Julian Phillips, Global Head of QuantitativeMarket Risk, DEUTSCHE BANK
  • Wolfgang Putschögl, Quantitative Analyst, UNICREDIT BANK AUSTRIA AG
  • Carsten Wehn, Head of Market Risk Control, DEKA BANK
  • Peter Whitehead, Group Valuation Oversight, DEUTSCHE BANK
  • Marlene Wickenhauser, Market Risk Manager, UNICREDIT BANK AUSTRIA

NEW YORK

  • Michel Araten, Managing Director, JPMORGAN CHASE
  • Victor Dvortsov, Director, UBS INVESTMENT BANK
  • Alex Levin, Director, ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
  • Perry Mehta, Senior Director/Head, Strategic Initiatives & Research, MOODY’S ANALYTICS
  • Mikhail Oet, Quantitative Analyst, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CLEVELAND
  • Ricardo Rivera, Supervising Risk Management Specialist, NEW YORK STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT
  • Evan Sekeris, Assistant Vice President, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICHMOND