December 29, 2011

Recap of the PRMIA Atlanta Annual Risk Leadership Conference

On December 1, 2011, the Atlanta chapter of PRMIA held a very successful event held at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta entitled the “Annual Atlanta Risk Leadership Conference.”

The conference, which was co-sponsored by SunGard, Moody’s Analytics as well as KPMG, had over 75 risk professionals in attendance. From the wonderful keynote address given by James Lam on the Outlook for Enterprise Risk Management to the excellent presentations and discussions given by the rest of our eleven distinguished speakers and panelists, it was a day filled with thought leadership from some of the best minds in the country on the current and future state of risk management.

Co-Regional Directors Ken Yoo and Rob McDonough would like to thank all of the speakers, volunteers, sponsors, steering committee members and attendees for making this inaugural conference for the Atlanta chapter such a successful event. The Atlanta chapter also wants to thank Sue Rod, Cheryl Buck, Kristin Lucas and the support staff from PRMIA for their significant contributions in organizing and planning for this event.

Details on the next event in Atlanta will be communicated in the coming months, so please stay tuned and have a Happy New Year!

Click here to see the final conference brochure of the event

Click here to see some pictures of the event

Click on the following to see the presentations from the event:

James Lam, President, James Lam & Associates:
The Outlook for Enterprise Risk Management

Mark Beasley, Professor, Director of ERM Initiative, NC State Univ.
Strengthening the Connection Between Risk Oversight and Strategy Execution

Raymond Natter, Partner, Barnett Sivon & Natter, P.C.
Basel Capital Requirements

Larry Wall, Financial Economist and Sr. Policy Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
An Overview of Stress Tests from a Supervisory Perspective

Michael Fadil, SVP, Corporate Risk Management, SunTrust Bank
An Integrating Approach to an Enterprise-Wide Stress Testing Program

Mark Nowakowski, Managing Director, KPMG LLP
Capital Adequacy: Different Strokes for Different Folks

Tony Hughes, Senior Director, Credit Analytics, Moody’s Analytics
Stress Testing Using Macroeconomic Scenarios and Simulations

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