Grant Thornton: The FCA’s approach to Risk Frameworks & Wind Down Plans
The briefing will cover observations on recent developments in the FCA’s approach to TC2.4 Adequate Resources; specifically Risk Frameworks and Wind down plans. It will include: • Re-cap of what TC2.4 and Wind down planning is and an overview of the evolution of the FCA’s expectations • Insights into topical issues i.r.o both RF and WDP • Select examples of best practice in terms of: o Linking wind down triggers with risk framework and appetite o Financial stress and reverse stress testing o Non-financial resources stress testing o The process for preparing a WDP and liquidity model

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Padda Consulting: CBI Operational Resilience

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Regulatory and market update: Anti-money laundering compliance and hot topics in the deals market

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Counterparty Risk: MGAs Raising the Bar with Nathan Banfield, Sonia Stanton & Richard Marshall

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Prof. Daniel Kahneman: Art & Science of Decision Making

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How To Think SO CLEARLY People Assume You're A Genius

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From Idea to $650M Exit: Lessons in Building AI Startups

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MGAA Conversations | Inside BIBA: What’s Next for Ambitious MGAs and Brokers?

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'Listen Like You Might Be Wrong': Harvard Student Goes Viral For Stunning Speech On Trump Amid Feud

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Stop Rambling: The 3-2-1 Speaking Trick That Makes You Sound Like A CEO

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