The following is an example of the type of risk training course that can be
created and run for a banking association.
The course is designed for a
large number of candidates, so reducing course fees per individual, will be
tailored to local requirements and will produce a local certification
authorised by the sponsoring banking association.
Day 1
Initial test
What is a risk?
Definitions of types of
risk
Classroom exercise
Risk Management
Frameworks
Interim test
Day 2
Risk drivers - Basel II,
Sarbanes-Oxley and other relevant regulations
What regulators and
supervisors require
Classroom exercise
Interim test
Integrating risk
management
Risks, controls, events
and indicators
Categorising risks
Classroom exercise
Day 3
Interim test
A risk management
implementation
Governance and gaining
support
Rolling out risk to the
organisation
Classroom exercise
Risk policies
Managing the risk
facility
Final test - with
accreditation marking
Logistical support required would be an auditorium sufficiently large to
hold the required numbers and some administrative support to produce paper
copies of slides and other handouts, handle questions from the floor and
assist with collection of final tests.
All tests will be on a choice of answers basis. Interim tests will be self
marked.
This course is anticipated to be held in the English language. However DXL
can work with translated slides and interpreters and are also able to
present in the Spanish language.
By keeping incidental costs to a minimum and allowing a large number of
candidates, DXL enable associations to offer training to large numbers for
very economical attendance fees. Please contact us for a quotation.