CSTRRPCertificate in Stress Testing and Recovery and Resolution Planning
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English
Beginner to Intermediate
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Course Overview
Following the issuance of the European Banking Authoritys Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) in January 2015, Recovery and Resolution Planning (RRP) have become a crucial aspect of International banking groups planning and risk management practices. A Recovery Plan identifies credible options to survive a range of severe but prausible stressed scenarios and future difficulties without taking into consideration the possibility of any exceptional financial support from the Central Bank or the NAtional Deposit Guarantee Institution.
Key Takeaways
1
Stress testing and scenario analysis practical tools
2
RRP supervisory landscape including recent developments and top priorities
3
Best practice for establishing core elements of an RRP
4
Embedding RRP into business and the early stage of the decision making process
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Why the bail-in tool is the most innovative tool available.
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Course Outline
Part 1
→ Introduction to ICAAP
→ Introduction to Risk Portfolio Modeling
→ Stress Testing
• Scenario analysis
• Sensitivity analysis
• Analysis of stress testing results
• Stress test Excel modeling
→ Risk Appetite and Risk Tolerance for Bank Risk Budgeting
• Determining the main objectives of risk budgeting
• Factors of risk appetite
Factors of risk tolerance
• Rational decision taking
→ Introduction to Risk Portfolio Modeling
→ Stress Testing
• Scenario analysis
• Sensitivity analysis
• Analysis of stress testing results
• Stress test Excel modeling
→ Risk Appetite and Risk Tolerance for Bank Risk Budgeting
• Determining the main objectives of risk budgeting
• Factors of risk appetite
Factors of risk tolerance
• Rational decision taking
Part 2
→ Bank Business Model under stress
→ Business Lines and critical Functions
→ Recovery Plan Governance - The Role of the Board of Directors and Board Committees
→ Recovery Plan Indicators (Core and Supplementary Indicators)
→ Levels of Early Warning Indicators and Triggers
→ Stress Testing Scenarios and related Assumptions
→ Idiosyncratic Stress
→ Systemic Stress
→ Hybrid Stress
→ Information requirements
→ Business Lines and critical Functions
→ Recovery Plan Governance - The Role of the Board of Directors and Board Committees
→ Recovery Plan Indicators (Core and Supplementary Indicators)
→ Levels of Early Warning Indicators and Triggers
→ Stress Testing Scenarios and related Assumptions
→ Idiosyncratic Stress
→ Systemic Stress
→ Hybrid Stress
→ Information requirements
Part 3
→ Recovery Options
→ Execution Timeframes
→ Impact Assessment on Financial Indicators
→ Feasibility of Recovery Options
→ Risks and Impediments of Recovery Options
→ Regulatory and third party approvals
→ Communication with host authorities and other parties
→ Recovery Plan Assessment
→ Execution Timeframes
→ Impact Assessment on Financial Indicators
→ Feasibility of Recovery Options
→ Risks and Impediments of Recovery Options
→ Regulatory and third party approvals
→ Communication with host authorities and other parties
→ Recovery Plan Assessment
Part 4
→ Developing Resolution Strategies and Operational Resolution Plans
→ Identification of Critical Functions and Critical Shared Services
→ Processes for deciding on the preferred resolution strategy
→ Operational resolution plans
→ Resolution powers to support implementation of the strategies
→ Conditions for activation of resolution plans
→ Firm-specific cross-border cooperation agreements
→ Identification of Critical Functions and Critical Shared Services
→ Processes for deciding on the preferred resolution strategy
→ Operational resolution plans
→ Resolution powers to support implementation of the strategies
→ Conditions for activation of resolution plans
→ Firm-specific cross-border cooperation agreements
Who Should Attend?
This highly practical and interactive course has been specifically designed for
→ Recovery and Resolution teams in Banks;
→ Financial Controllers and Financial Managers and senior staff in Banks;
→ Treasurers and Capital Markets Managers and senior staff in Banks;
→ Compliance Managers in Banks and their main assistants;
→ Risk Managers and senior staff in Banks;
→ Internal Auditors and senior staff in Banks;
→ Capital Management and Stress Testing teams.
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What language will the course be taught in and what level of English do I need to take part in an LEORON training program?
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Does LEORON give discounts?
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