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Risk Training is a global training provider powered by the editorial excellence of Risk.net. Our Live Virtual training courses provide practical guidance on the latest insights, innovations, and challenges across risk management, regulation, and derivatives.


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Risk Training is a global training provider powered by the editorial excellence of Risk.net. Our online training courses provide practical guidance on the latest insights, innovations, and challenges across risk management, regulation, and derivatives.
The interactive sessions are spread over 3 or 4 days in 2 hour slots. Attendees can interact with speakers live via our online platform through Q&A and polling to discuss and compare experiences with peers.
Top rated speakers

Anna Holten Møller
Senior Risk Analyst
Nykredit

Armel R. Kouassi
Senior Vice President
Northern Trust Corporation
Armel R. Kouassi is a seasoned banking and finance professional with over 15 years of experience in financial services. He has worked and lived in numerous locations throughout the United States, Europe & Africa. Mr. Kouassi is Senior Vice President at Northern Trust Corporation. Armel has shifted between private equity, entrepreneurial and senior banking roles in his career. Armel is a frequent speaker and author in banking and risk magazines in Africa, Latin America, USA and Europe, he is certified Financial Risk Professional and a member of Global Association of Risk Professional.
Armel received an MBA from the Wharton School, a Master’s in finance from ESCP Europe, France and a Master’s in statistics and economy with Honors from ENSEA, Cote d’Ivoire. Armel is a father of 3 girls, fluent in English, French and German, he is passionate of Economic Empowerments, Global Affairs, Arts and Music. Member of the Board of Directors of the 12.14 Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering well-being in children by instilling grit and resilience. Member of the Board of Directors of the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra. Armel is also member of the FinTech Advisory Board at the Center of Financial Professional. Member of the Chicago Council of Global Affairs, the Aspen’s Society of Fellows and the Manhattan Institute’s Young Leaders Circle.

Ariane Chapelle
Director
Chapelle Consulting
Dr, Ariane Chapelle, is Honorary Reader at University College London and is an internationally recognised trainer and consultant in Risk. She teaches at UCL 'Operational Risk Measurement for Financial Institutions’ and is a Fellow of the Institute of Operational Risk..
In 2019, the firm received the Risk.net Award for ‘Outstanding Achievement in the Year in Operational Risk’. She published at Wiley Finance Series the textbook Operational Risk Management: Best Practices in the Financial Services Industry, in December 2018 that rapidly became the No.1 best seller in its field and is now translated in French by Pearson France. In 2020, the book got elected “Book of the Year” by risk.net.
Dr. Chapelle founded and runs her adivsory and training practice in risk management, serving all sizes of financial organisations and international institutions, including central banks and UN agencies. She is a former holder of the Chair of International Finance at the University of Brussels with backgrounds in internal audit, credit risk and investment risk. She has been active in operational risk management since 2000 and was formerly head of operational risk management at ING Group and Lloyds Banking Group.

Chris Kenyon
Head of XVA quant modelling, and AI innovation lead
MUFG Securities EMEA plc
Chris Kenyon is head of XVA Quant Modelling, and AI Innovation lead at MUFG Securities EMEA plc. Previously he was Head of XVA Quantitative Research at Lloyds Banking Group, head quant for Counterparty Credit Risk at Credit Suisse, and (post-crisis) Head of Structured Credit Valuation at DEPFA Bank Plc. He is active in XVA research, introducing KVA and MVA, with Andrew Green, in Risk papers 2014-15 and their accounting treatment in 2016-17, as well as PFL as the replacement for PFE (2019). He publishes mostly in the Cutting Edge section of Risk magazine (5th most published 1988-2018, and 3rd most cited in 2017), co-wrote “Discounting, LIBOR, CVA and Funding” (Palgrave 2012) and co-edited “Landmarks in XVA” (Risk 2016). He has a Ph.D. from Cambridge University and is an author of the open source software QuantLib.

Rebecca Self
Director of sustainable finance ( former CFO, sustainable finance, HSBC)
South Pole
Rebecca is South Pole’s Director of Sustainable Finance. With over 20 years experience in the financial sector, she leads the practice in bringing climate science based products and services to the financial sector at scale. Prior to joining South Pole, Rebecca was Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Sustainable Finance at HSBC Holdings plc based in London. Here she was responsible for the group-wide financials relating to Sustainable Finance products.
In addition, Rebecca was responsible for HSBC’s external ESG reporting and investor relations activity – including the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, CDP questionnaire process and group-wide sustainability risk policies, such as agricultural commodities.

Christian Rasmussen
Head of group treasury
UBS
Senior Executive practiced in leveraging internal Assets & Liabilities structure/management and product skills to drive productivity and revenue across diverse platforms. Optimize internal assets and liabilities to deliver maximum client return/value.

Maria Kostova
Credit risk specialist
European Central Bank
Maria Kostova has over 16 years of experience in Regulatory Risk with specific focus on Expected Credit Loss Methodologies and Internal Ratings Based Approach Valuation techniques.
Her significant focus of expertise resides in Model Development, Validation, Risk Governance, Capital Allocation mechanisms and Financial Stability Frameworks across Pillar 2A and 2B types of risk- Credit, Market, Liquidity, Concentration, Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book /IRRBB/ and Model Risk Management. During her career, she has been predominantly engaged in top tier Banking Groups in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Spain, allowing her to acquire a comprehensive IFRS9 and A-IRB Credit Risk Modelling expertise in PiT/TTC PD, LGD, EAD Development and excellent understanding of Internal Capital Adequacy requirements (ICAAP/ ILAAP) alongside Risk Weighted Asset adjustments, Liquidity Restructurings and Stress-testing techniques. She is specialized in Banking and Finance with strong emphasis on Statistics and Microeconomics in the United States, where this substantial exposure on logistic and linear regression methodologies in statistics for retail and corporate portfolios has been developed and practiced in accordance with Basel/ BIS/ ECB/EBA Regulatory Frameworks and the PRA Requirements in the UK.

Rohan Kataria
Head of execution for WMR traded risk stress testing
HSBC
Rohan Kataria is the Head of Execution for Traded Risk Stress Testing at HSBC since early 2019. He is responsible for Planning, Execution and Delivery of Trading Risk Stress Testing at the Group Level, includes both Market Risk and Counterparty Credit Risk. He is involved in various stress tests submissions, including PRA and EBA.
Previously Rohan worked with Credit Suisse in London for 8 years. His recent role was an ICAAP Market Risk Manager. He was responsible for Pillar 2A assessment for Market Risk for UK legal entities. Overall, Rohan has 15+ years of experience in various roles including but not limited to stress testing, scenario analysis, front-to-back processes, trade lifecycle, regulatory capital & reporting.
Rohan holds an Executive MBA degree from London Business School and is FRM (GARP) certified. He did his graduation in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) , Mumbai.

Radka Margitova
Director | financial services risk consulting
PwC

Daniel Wynne
LIBOR Transition SME
National Australia Bank
Daniel is the SME to National Australia Bank’s Financial Benchmarks Project. Based in the UK branch he is advising on new RFR product development, customer outreach and internal training and monitoring industry trends across London and New York. Daniel is a member of the Bank of England’s Cash Legacy Transition Task Force. Prior to working at NAB, Daniel has worked on a number of large scale regulatory and market structure change projects across major financial institutions
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We provide access to Equities, Fixed Income including Credit and Rates, Foreign Exchange, Commodities and Prime Services, in addition to Research, across both developed and emerging markets.
As a global investor, by partnering with us you'll benefit from HSBC's local knowledge in over 60 countries, balanced by our understanding of global economics.
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Hear from participants of our live online courses
No distractions that might come from an in-person setting. I had the luxury of quickly multitasking work in the 15-min break, my questions were addressed because they were documented in the chat, etc. It seemed more inclusive'
The Corporation for Interest Rate Management
The online operational risk training course was great, I really got some inspiration to how the risk management department could develop.
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Spar Nord
It is a more relaxed atmosphere when I can attend virtually, and the setup worked very well
Red Winter Capital
Course was passionately led by practitioner's with expert knowledge in the field
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Peoples Trust Company
The easiness of it. No need to travel to another country and all the positives that comes with it: time management, environmentally friendly, less expensive (days in a hotel, eating out, etc.), still get to have a full work day before the training'
European Bank
The training was clear with lots of good examples we can work on at home
LMRKTS
It's easy to ask questions via chat, it's easy to see and we can attend from home
American Bank
The courses are tailored to the knowledge level of the audience. This ensures that all attendees get the maximum benefit from the course.
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Canada Life
Well organised, on time, actually easy to interact with the lecturer
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