Risk Live Roadshow Berlin
Risk.net's flagship festival, Risk Live, goes on the road again in 2024, landing in Berlin in October this year. Risk Live Roadshow Berlin brings together risk and asset liability management leaders from European banks, asset management firms, hedge funds, and pension funds.
Presents
Risk Live Roadshow Berlin
Berlin Marriott Hotel | October 1, 2024
Speakers for 2024 include:
Oliver Newbury
Global chief information security officer
Barclays
Susanne Sweys
Chief risk officer, treasury
UBS
Susi Sweys rejoined UBS in June 2023 as Treasury Chief Risk Officer, after a short tenure at Credit Suisse during the height of the crisis where she was the Treasurer for CS AG and Global Head of Liquidity and Funding. Prior to that, Susi spent 16 years at UBS across the Investment Bank and Finance covering a variety of trading, asset and liability management, and treasury roles in Switzerland and APAC.
Olof Mankert
Group chief risk officer
NOBA Bank Group
Olof Mankert is the Group Chief Risk Officer for NOBA Bank Group, encompassing Nordax Bank, Bank Norwegian, and Svensk Hypotekspension, with 17+ years of experience in the banking sector. He has been the Group CRO of NOBA since 2016 and has previously served as Chief Compliance Officer, Legal Counsel and Treasury Analyst. Olof has experience in risk management, compliance, and treasury functions, including handling IPOs, M&A transactions, and developing risk frameworks. He has led risk management functions through significant transformations, emphasizing a people-centric approach and practical risk management strategies.
Alexander Schulz
Deputy director general banking and financial supervision
Deutsche Bundesbank
Alexander Schulz is Deputy Director General Banking and Financial Supervision at the Bundesbank. Before, he was Head of Division "Regulation and Standards" and worked on the Basel III package and other regulatory dossiers. As Head of Division "Risk Analysis" he led work in the areas stresstesting, ex ante impact studies and ex post evaluation as well as risk monitoring and assessment. Prior to that Alexander contributed the development of macroprudential policies in Germany and Europe and worked on capital market issues from a monetary policy perspective. Alexander has represented the Bundesbank in numerous international fora. He has a focus on translating research insights into supervisory practice and a strong interest in leadership culture.
Thomas Barkias
Principal supervisor - cyber resilience, ICT, crypto & operational risk
European Central Bank
Experienced principal supervisor with a demonstrated history of working in various banking industry positions. Strong professional, focusing on technology and cyber risks, cloud services, digital and crypto assets (incl. stablecoins and CBDC), fintech implications in the banking sector, as well as EU policy developments on digital finance, artificial intelligence and data management. Technology-oriented studies linked with an MBA and vast experience on risk-based supervision/audit, policy analysis & making, innovation, fintech, regtech, suptech, payments, regulatory compliance, combining the best of both worlds. Thomas is a passionate advocate for cyber risk awareness and resilience, and he is excited to share his knowledge and insights.
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Agenda highlights
Klaus Duellmann is Head of SSM Risk Analysis Division within Directorate General Micro-Prudential Supervision IV of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt. Until May 2014 he was Head of Supervisory Coordination and Risk Analysis Division and Head of Banking Supervision Research in the central office of the Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt. Currently his main areas of work are related to horizontal risk assessments of SSM banks, in particular supervisory stress tests. He has a PhD in Finance from the University of Mannheim.
Klaus Duellmann
Head of strategic risk and analytics division
European Central Bank
Emerging risks in the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)
Susi Sweys rejoined UBS in June 2023 as Treasury Chief Risk Officer, after a short tenure at Credit Suisse during the height of the crisis where she was the Treasurer for CS AG and Global Head of Liquidity and Funding. Prior to that, Susi spent 16 years at UBS across the Investment Bank and Finance covering a variety of trading, asset and liability management, and treasury roles in Switzerland and APAC.
Susanne Sweys
Chief risk officer, treasury
UBS
Adapting to changing regulation and environment for interest rate risk
Alexander Schulz is Deputy Director General Banking and Financial Supervision at the Bundesbank. Before, he was Head of Division "Regulation and Standards" and worked on the Basel III package and other regulatory dossiers. As Head of Division "Risk Analysis" he led work in the areas stresstesting, ex ante impact studies and ex post evaluation as well as risk monitoring and assessment. Prior to that Alexander contributed the development of macroprudential policies in Germany and Europe and worked on capital market issues from a monetary policy perspective. Alexander has represented the Bundesbank in numerous international fora. He has a focus on translating research insights into supervisory practice and a strong interest in leadership culture.
Alexander Schulz
Deputy director general banking and financial supervision
Deutsche Bundesbank
Basel III and capital requirements
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