Annual Risk Management Conference - A Nice Break From The Norm
Internal audit and risk professionals
What: Network and discuss emerging market challenges and the future risk landscape
Where: Washington D.C.
When: October 23-25, 2022
"From the opening panel to the D&I workshop, the content and discussions were timely and relevant."
- 2021 Attendee
Network With PeersWhat You Can Expect
- Cutting-edge sessions featuring topics across all key risk areas, covering trends, best practices and lessons learned.
- Industry-leading speakers who provide relevant and timely insights
- Certified Professional Education credits (CPEs)
- Meaningful networking opportunities
- Full access to in-person and virtual content
- Solution Center-RMA's exhibition center
- Opening Reception on Sunday
- Breakfast and lunch for 2 days
- Networking reception on Monday
- Access to in-person only content, plus virtual event content for this event AND RMAs Internal Audit Conference (in-person in November)
Build, maintain, and enhance a robust risk culture
Brainstorm with Ian Bremmer, Cristian deRitis, Martin J. Gruenberg, and more
Riding the Rollercoaster:
Cristian deRitis, Deputy Chief Economist, Moody’s Analytics, will provide his perspective on which trends are most worth watching, which market risks are most imminent, and which will have the greatest impact as firms navigate the current economic environment.
Emerging Risks:
Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency at the OCC, and Martin J. Gruenberg, Chairman (Acting), FDIC, will share their perspectives on the emerging risks, the ongoing dialog among regulatory bodies that produces interagency priorities and guidance, the lessons from the most recent exams, and the challenges that regulators share with today’s banks.
When Global Meets Local:
Ian Bremmer, Founder and President, Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, answers What are the most visible risks, and which risks might be just around the corner? What strategies are most successful in meeting and mitigating these uncertainties? And where might organizations find opportunities amidst these crises?