1St Line Risk & Control Deep Dive
04
May
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05
May
2022
When
Virtual
Where

The perception is growing that, contrary to the original idea of the 3 lines model, we now have too many people in the 1st line, managing an ever-expanding portfolio of risks, but at the same time, still rising numbers of people in the 2nd and 3rd lines validating, checking and monitoring both the 1st line and each other.

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1LoD provides the highest quality intelligence to risk and control professionals managing non-financial risks across the three lines of defence in financial institutions globally.

04 - 05 May 2022
Virtual

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Industry Experts and Thought Leaders

Head of Divisional Control Office (Chief Control Officer), Investment Bank
CEO & Founder
Chief Operating Officer for IB Capital Markets & Advisory - EMEA
Managing Director
Head of Non Financial Risk, MSS
Managing Director, Head of Business Controls

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