With the continuous evolution of the regulatory landscape, financial services firms need to be prepared to deal with the challenges of diverging regulatory frameworks. Operationalising and embedding recovery and resolution planning (RRP) will become far more tangible for firms in 2018/19.
RRP requires significant commitment. To address the need to respond to the business implications of RRP and as part of Deloitte Malaysia’s ongoing efforts in promoting its adoption, we will be hosting the first in a series of Regulatory Talks that will kick off on Friday, 2 November 2018, aimed at helping Malaysian financial services firms apply the RRP concept in the local context.
Designed specifically for board members and the C-suite, this complimentary talk will offer insights into the Malaysian landscape in RRP, discuss the potential implementation challenges of RRP and how it can be tailored to suit the banking industry in Malaysia.
Event details
Date: Friday, 2 November 2018
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Venue: Deloitte Malaysia, Meetpoint 4 and 5, Level 9, Menara LGB, 1 Jalan Wan Kadir, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail,60000 Kuala Lumpur
Registration details
- Registration closing date: Friday, 5 October 2018.
For any further enquiries, kindly contact:
- Justin Ong Kean Hu | keaong@deloitte.com
- Maiza Tan Mun Yee | mmutan@deloitte.com
- Jeff Kim Mun Fu | mukim@deloitte.com
Speaker
Justin Ong
Risk Advisory Partner
Deloitte Malaysia
Justin has over 11 years of experience specialising in financial risk and regulatory compliance-related areas within the banking and asset management industry. Over the past years, he has led numerous capital and risk-related projects in more than 30 leading financial institutions across Asia, Australia, Africa and Europe.
His prior experience in RRP covers assisting a regulator in ASEAN in developing the RRP Framework, Resolution Planning Framework, Resolvability Assessment Framework, and data collection templates to be issued to the financial institutions in Malaysia.
Last year, Justin supported several D-SIBs across ASEAN, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia, either in the development or validation of recovery plan.
Disclaimer
The organiser reserves the right to cancel and/or make changes to the programme, venue, speaker(s)/ facilitator(s) and/or topic(s) if warranted by circumstances beyond its control.
