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Online via zoom, or in person at: 1 Angel Court, London EC2R 7HJ United Kingdom
This interactive workshop will raise awareness and understanding of recommended best practice principles for bank ALCO governance and procedure. Aimed at ALCO members, non-executive directors and senior managers in any banking institution, as well as all staff involved in the ALCO process, the seminar presents essential tools required for the right governance culture in a bank. This includes a range of policy templates that can be applied in any bank, together with real-world examples and case studies to demonstrate techniques.
Delegates will gain a clearer understanding of how to formulate and drive the ALCO governance process in the most effective way, and what makes an effective ALCO MI pack, plus a toolkit of best practice ALCO templates.
Working lunch included – that includes networking, and a chance to ask the trainer your specific questions about the topic.
This workshop will be offered in a hybrid format, allowing participants to attend either in person or online. After you register for the course, a member of the team will contact you to confirm your preferred mode of attendance. Please be aware that changes to your chosen method of participation may incur an administrative fee, except in cases of extenuating circumstances.
This course is part of the Prudential Risk Series, which includes seven workshops in total, see below for information on each:
This course will cover:
Non-Executive Director, Newcastle Building Society
Moorad Choudhry is a non-executive director at Newcastle Building Society, and Honorary Professor at University of Kent Business School. He was l...
Moorad Choudhry is a non-executive director at Newcastle Building Society, and Honorary Professor at University of Kent Business School. He was latterly Treasurer, Corporate Banking Division at The Royal Bank of Scotland, having begun his career at the London Stock Exchange in 1989.
Moorad is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment, a Fellow of the London Institute of Banking and Finance, a Fellow of the Global Association of Risk Professionals, a Fellow of the Institute of Directors and a Liveryman at The Worshipful Company of International Bankers. He is author of The Principles of Banking (John Wiley & Sons 2012, 2023).
Moorad was born in Bangladesh and lives in Surrey, England. He was educated at Claremont Fan Court school, the University of Westminster and the University of Reading. He obtained his MBA from Henley Business School and his PhD from Birkbeck, University of London.
• All ALCO members• Treasury team members• CFO and team • CRO and team • Board NEDs• Regulators and bank supervision team• Regulatory reporting department• Compliance and Internal audit• Money markets and ALM desk
We have some bundle options and other discounts available should you want to book several workshops or the entire series:
Series pricing (seven for the price of six = 15 per cent discount):
You can book the entire series here.Purchasing three or more sessions:
10 per cent discount, please contact our training team training@ukfinance.org.uk to enquire.Buying one - two sessions:
You can send different colleagues from your organisation to different sessions and this can all be done through one booking (on one invoice). We advise that no more than three attendees per firm per series to maximise attendees’ experience.
Each delegate receives a free copy of the book ‘The Principles of Banking, 2nd edition’. This book has chapters on all the topics that are covered in this seminar series. Material from the book is used as part of the teaching materials.
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