The Center for Financial Professionals will be hosting the Recovery and Resolution USA 2018 Conference in New York City, March 20-21. The Congress will be exploring advances within recovery and resolution plans (RRP) as institutions prepare and plan for the next round of submissions.
The two-day Recovery and Resolutions USA conference will feature sessions and panel discussion from over 15+ recovery and resolution presenters including:
- Rodney Sunada-Wong, CRO- U.S. Broker-Dealer & Swap Dealers, MORGAN STANLEY
- Michael Benavides, Director, Head of Resolution Planning, CIT
- William Salter, Managing Director, CITI
- Nina Simmons, Director, ERM US Resolution Planning, DEUTSCHE BANK
- Jim Arsenault, Senior Vice President, Resolution Planning, CITIZENS BANK .. and many more!
Don’t miss out on attending the Recovery and Resolution USA 2018 Congress with your colleagues and address the following critical key challenges and highlights:
IDI PLAN
Understanding the latest updates and trends associated with the IDI Plan.
INTERNATIONAL VARIATIONS
Exploring divergences in regulatory expectations and the impacts on FI’s operating across multiple jurisdictions
CAPITAL
Analysis of the current recovery and resolution requirements and the interconnectivity with capital
FOREIGN BANKING ORGANIZATIONS
Discussing the regulatory uncertainty surrounding FBOs and the potential impacts on submission
COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT
Reviewing the ability to comply with requirements by aligning capabilities laid out in the plan and playbooks
RRP REVIEW
Exploring the current progress and development within recovery and resolution planning and possible future variations
LIQUIDITY
Assessing the potential liquidity requirements in a resolution scenario
CRITICAL VENDORS AND SERVICES
Reviewing the capability to identify critical vendors and services and develop sustainable resolvability contracts
OPERATIONAL CONTINUITY
Examining the potential operational impacts associated with recovery and resolution planning
LEGAL ENTITIES
Exploring how firm’s perspective has shifted from the business line to legal entities.