Climate, IFRS 9, IRRBB and CSRBB | Meeting the expectations of European regulators
Join our experts for a series of exclusive webinars covering the expectations and guidelines of European regulators on climate, IFRS 9, IRRBB and CSRBB.
Our Forvis Mazars experts will share their in-depth knowledge and valuable insights to help you understand and meet the requirements of the EBA, ECB and local central banks.
Our Forvis Mazars experts will share their in-depth knowledge and valuable insights to help you understand and meet the requirements of the EBA, ECB and local central banks.
Webinar 1 - Navigating climate expectations and guidelines from European regulators
Our experts Pierre-Alexandre Germont (Director, Global Climate Risk Lead), Corentin Garreau (Senior Manager, Quantitative Solutions France) and Eric Cloutier (Partner, Global Head of Banking Regulation) will explore the climate expectations of the EBA, the ECB and local central banks, and provide valuable insights on how banks can meet these expectations.
Date: Tuesday October 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Duration: one hour
Unpacking EU climate-related guidelines and expectations
Our experts Pierre-Alexandre Germont (Director, Global Climate Risk Lead), Corentin Garreau (Senior Manager, Quantitative Solutions France) and Eric Cloutier (Partner, Global Head of Banking Regulations) will explore the EBA's, ECB's and local Central Banks' climate- related expectations, and give valuable insights on how banks can meet these expectations.
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Webinar 2 - Quantitative Comparative IFRS 9 Analysis and Analysis of Capital and Liquidity Requirements
Our experts Szymon Turkowski (Partner, Lead of Quant and Risk Advisory Poland) and Michal Cotelnic (Senior Manager, Quantitative Solutions Ireland) will discuss and provide valuable insights on IFRS 9 benchmarking (Q3 and Q4 2023) and Capital Adequacy and Liquidity benchmarking (Q4 2023 and Q1 2024).
Date: Tuesday, October 15 at 11:30 a.m.
Duration: one hour
IFRS 9 quantitative benchmarking and analysis of capital and liquidity requirements
Our experts Szymon Turkowski (Partner, Lead of Quant and Risk Advisory Poland) and Michal Cotelnic (Senior Manager, Quantitative Solutions Ireland) will discuss and give valuable insights about IFRS 9 benchmarking (Q3 and Q4 2023) and capital adequacy and liquidity study benchmarking ( Q4 2023 and Q1 2024).
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Webinar 3 - Navigating European Regulatory Expectations for IRRBB and CSRBB
Our experts Xavier Larrieu (Partner, Co-Head of Quantitative Solutions UK), Davis Maze Maze (Partner, Risk Advisory and Data Analytics Luxembourg) and Corentin Garreau (Senior Manager, Quantitative Solutions France) will explore EU regulatory expectations for IRRBB and CSRBB, and provide valuable insights into how banks can address current challenges.
Date: Thursday, October 17 at 11:30 a.m.
Duration: one hour
Unpacking EU regulatory expectations for IRRBB and CSRBB
Our experts Xavier Larrieu (Partner, Co-Head of Quantitative Solutions UK), Davis Maze Maze (Partner, Risk Advisory and Data Analytics Luxembourg) and Corentin Garreau (Senior Manager, Quantitative Solutions France) will explore EU regulatory expectations for IRRBB and CSRBB, and give valuable insights on haw banks can address current challenges.
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Learn how to effectively navigate this complex regulatory landscape and optimize your financial strategies for 2023 and 2024. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from the best and prepare your institution for future challenges.
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