Date/Time
Date(s) - Thursday, November 30, 2017
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location
Royal Bank of Scotland
Category(ies)
We are pleased to announce that tickets for the IOR Scottish Chapter 7th Annual Conference are now on sale.
Booking Link
Details
Our full day programme will give attendees the opportunity to hear from a number of industry experts and practitioners. Throughout the day, the common thread will be expect the unexpected but through a number of different lenses
As well as 3 plenary sessions with Q&A opportunities, attendees will have the opportunity to pick two from three break-out sessions. These sessions, with smaller numbers, provide an opportunity for more interactive sessions to engage in debate and dialogue with the presenters and fellow participants.
Programme for the Day:
08:45 – 09:15
Registration, Refreshments and Breakout Selections
RBS Conference Centre Atrium
09:15 – 09:30
Welcome from Sean O’Neill, Director of Operational Risk, RBS &
Bill Stirling, IOR Scottish Chapter
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09:30 – 11:45
Morning Plenary ‐ Auditorium
09:30 1st Plenary
The next stage in the evolution of the internet of things – Security
Rik Ferguson, Global VP Security Research, TrendMicro
The so‐called smart device is fast becoming the intelligent device and before we know it AI will become the foundation of the modern IOT
environment. Connectivity will become ever more embedded and the processes across IOT networks will run autonomously with little invention.
How can security keep pace with the evolution of IOT and what’s needed to avoid the Internet Of “Unsecure” Things?
11:30 Q&A
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11:45 – 12:00
Refreshments served in the Atrium
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12:00 – 13:00
Breakout Sessions (Morning & Afternoon) Repeated at 13:45 – 14:45
Breakout session 1:
Putting Plans into Practice Auditorium
Martin Creasey, Head of Business Continuity, Co‐operative Bank
This session will cover the impacts and learnings from the recent Manchester terror incident.
Breakout session 2:
Strategic observations of Operational Risk challenges and what the future holds Room 4 A & B
Richard Mais, Associate Partner FS Risk, Ernst & Young LLP
An overview of observations of the current Operational Risk environment, a summary of the key findings from a recent EY survey on risk
management and the prominence of Operational Risk, with an overview of where EY Global analysis believes will be the areas of focus for
Operational Risk professionals over the next couple of years.
Breakout session 3:
7 Day Exercise Plan: Getting Resilience Into Shape Room 5 A & B
Scott Hughes, Business Continuity Manager, The Coventry Building Society
This session will cover how participants can best approach and deliver exercising to ensure their organisation maintains its health, to ensure
that it is in the best shape to protect itself from and recover quickly when disruptive incidents happen. Scott will provide insights from his 17
years working in‐house and within consulting roles across resilience disciplines, to illustrate how the exercising can deliver most value and
benefit to organisations.
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13:00 – 13:45
Lunch served in the Atrium
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13:45 – 14:45
Breakout Sessions (Afternoon)
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14:45 – 15:00
Refreshments served in the Atrium
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15:00 – 16:30
Afternoon Plenary ‐ Auditorium
15:00 2nd Plenary
Moving Risk Management From Managing Events to
Managing Uncertainties
Manoj Kulwal, Chief Risk Officer, RiskSpotlight
Traditional risk management has been about anticipating events
with negative impacts and implementing controls to prevent
such events and minimise their impacts. In this session, Manoj
will propose an alternative approach to managing risks by
focussing on identifying and managing uncertainties. Focusing
on managing uncertainties can make risk management a more
dynamic and value add activity for organisation as it can not only
support value protection objectives but also contribute to value
creation objectives of the organisation.
15:30 Q&A
15:45 3rd Plenary
Over competition in Banking / New Entrants
Alex Ellerton, Partner – Financial Services Group, Grant
Thornton
This session will focus on:
‐ A focus on possible new entrants (e.g. Amazon) and what this type
of entrant to the industry may be capable of doing to both the
established and newer challenger banks.
‐ Consideration of the concern that more established players may be
restricted by factors such as change fatigue and under investment.
‐ Growth of FinTechs and how technology and innovation could
further change or disrupt the landscape.
16:15 Q&A
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16:30 – 16:45
Closing remarks
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Venue: Gogarburn Conference Centre, Edinburgh, EH12 9BH
Time: 09:00-17:00
Cost for the full day programme is:
IOR Members: £50
CIOBS and IIA members: £125
Non-members: £150
Please note:
There is no parking at the conference centre. There is a park and ride at Ingliston (near the airport) and you can get the tram or the number 35 bus to the RBS site and just walk along to the conference centre.
If you have any dietary requirements please email heather.morrison@skipton.co.uk after booking.
The dress code for the event is smart casual
