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The UK Finance Head of Regulatory Reporting Network is a FREE quarterly meeting of peers from UK Finance member firms who come together to share experiences, key challenges and best practise in a confidential setting. These discussion based sessions are a chance for Heads of Regulatory Reporting across member firms to come together and problem solve in a group supported by subject matter experts and UK Finance policy leads.
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Format
Our Network Communities are run focussed on discussion and supported by a strategic partner and UK Finance policy experts. The agenda item for each session is chosen by members and content is built with member influence and designed to promote questions and discussions. Our quarterly sessions run for 1h30 virtually and 2hs in-person.
More Information
To find out more about our networks, please contact the team on 0203 934 1136 or networks@ukfinance.org.uk.
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Director, Prudential Policy, UK Finance
Simon leads the Prudential Capital and Risk team at UK Finance, which focuses on influencing the implementation reforms to capital and liquidity requi...
Simon leads the Prudential Capital and Risk team at UK Finance, which focuses on influencing the implementation reforms to capital and liquidity requirements in the UK. He leads UK Finance's work on the senior managers' and certification regime (SMCR), which seeks to improve bank-wide governance and culture, and has extensive knowledge of prudential regulatory architecture.
He is also interested in operational resilience and different types of bank capital and funding instruments such as bail-inable and covered bonds and securitisation structures. His banking background is in fixed income sales, trading and origination as well as energy and aerospace project finance. He is liveryman of the Worshipful Company of International Bankers and is a former member of the European Banking Authority's Banking Stakeholder Group.
Principal, UK Finance
Nala has over 20 years' experience in financial services, from bank audits at KPMG to senior roles at NatWest Group and UK Finance, where she is curre...
Nala has over 20 years' experience in financial services, from bank audits at KPMG to senior roles at NatWest Group and UK Finance, where she is currently Principal, Financial & Risk Policy. Her most recent role at NatWest Group was Head of Risk Developments encompassing finance, treasury, and risk. She is a member of the Audit, Risk & Evaluation Committee at Microbiology Society. Nala lives in Surrey with her husband and son.
Senior Financial Services Industry Consultant, Teradata
Graham Corr is helping leading European financial services institutions extract more business value from their data. He is focused on the value of det...
Graham Corr is helping leading European financial services institutions extract more business value from their data. He is focused on the value of detailed and complex data; especially in the area of Regulation, the proliferation of "Big Data", the challenges around Data Science and the business change required to deliver sustainable growth. Before joining Teradata in 2020, Graham worked for NatWest in various Regulatory Reporting, Finance and Treasury roles, Morgan Stanley, HSBC and KPMG.
EMEA Industry Consulting Director, Teradata
Simon Axon leads the Financial Services Industry Consulting practice in EMEA. His role is to help our customers drive more commercial value from their...
Simon Axon leads the Financial Services Industry Consulting practice in EMEA. His role is to help our customers drive more commercial value from their data by understanding the impact of integrated data and advanced analytics.
Prior to taking up his current role, Simon led the Data Science, Business Analysis & Industry Consultancy practices in the UK & Ireland, utilising his diverse experience across multiple industries to understand our customer's business and identify opportunities to leverage data and analytics to achieve high-impact business outcomes.
Before joining Teradata in 2015, Simon worked for the Sainsbury's Group and CACI Limited.
The enterprise of the future demands a multi-cloud provider that enables more freedom, more choice, and more flexibility. One that can keep up with a ...
The enterprise of the future demands a multi-cloud provider that enables more freedom, more choice, and more flexibility. One that can keep up with a dynamic and rapidly changing world. Most organisations are ill-prepared for this future. Treating data as a commodity - hidden within business units, poorly managed, and inaccessible to those who need it. Treated this way, data has limited value and cannot deliver the kind of insights an organisation needs to move forward.
Teradata is the connected multi-cloud data platform company. Our enterprise analytics solve business challenges from start to scale. Only Teradata gives you the flexibility to handle the massive and mixed data workloads of the future, today. Solving the most complex data challenges with unparalleled scale, on a connected ecosystem, with the flexibility and portability for deployment anywhere.
The Teradata Vantage architecture is cloud native, delivered as-a-service, and built on an open ecosystem. These design features make Vantage the ideal platform to optimise price performance in a multi-cloud environment.
Our experience working with thousands of customers and partners around the world, across a wide range of verticals and industries, makes us the most effective platform for delivering business outcomes and unlocking unlimited value by turning data into your greatest asset. To learn more, visit Teradata.co.uk.
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