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With PS26/2 due to take effect in March 2027, firms are approaching incident reporting implementation from very different starting points, some already deep into interpretation and planning, others only beginning to consider what the policy will mean for them. That gap creates a real risk: firms that are behind may struggle to keep pace once formal requirements land, while those further ahead are already shaping the questions and approaches that will define good practice.This webinar offers a chance to close that gap. Drawing on insights from recent workshops on PS26/2, we'll share the questions firms are asking, the challenges they're running into, and the approaches some are already taking to prepare. This isn't a sales pitch, it's a thought leadership session designed to give you a clearer, shared understanding of the incident reporting requirements within the regulation, so you can walk away knowing where you stand and what to prioritise next.
Business Development Manager, CLDigital
Richard is an accomplished Account Management and Customer Success professional with over 15 years of experience helping financial services firms navi...
Richard is an accomplished Account Management and Customer Success professional with over 15 years of experience helping financial services firms navigate complex regulatory and risk challenges within the SaaS GRC and IRM sectors. Throughout his career, he has worked closely with leading financial institutions - including Nationwide Building Society, Mortgage Advice Bureau, and Continental Reinsurance - translating technical risk and compliance requirements into practical, business-ready solutions.
During his six-year tenure at a previous firm, Richard held successive roles as Business Consultant, Head of Customer Success (Account Management), and Product & Technical Lead, where he built a reputation as a detail-orientated and consultative GRC expert. He has extensive experience mapping regulatory mandates such as Consumer Duty and Operational Resilience to practical product and process solutions, working directly with clients to develop action plans and risk mitigation strategies as new requirements come into force.
Richard has held qualifications in IRM Fundamentals of Risk Management and PRINCE2 (Practitioner), bringing a structured, delivery-focused approach to regulatory change.
With firms now approaching PS26/2 from markedly different starting points, Richard draws on his experience supporting institutions through previous waves of regulatory change to help attendees understand what good practice looks like ahead of the March 2027 deadline - and where their own firm may need to prioritise as implementation approaches.
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, CLDigital
Tejas Katwala is the co-founder and CEO of CLDigital, a leading software company that transforms risk, compliance, and resilience management. He partn...
Tejas Katwala is the co-founder and CEO of CLDigital, a leading software company that transforms risk, compliance, and resilience management. He partners with enterprises to maximize the ROI of risk management software by enhancing risk visibility, operational efficiency, and compliance. Under his leadership, CLDigital 360 has become a game-changing platform, integrating GRC, business process management, no-code automation, and AI-driven insights to modernise enterprise risk and resilience strategies. By leveraging AI and no-code technology, Tejas helps organisations streamline audits, optimise risk decision-making, and drive measurable business value, without the complexity of traditional software development.
Previously, he pioneered the first cloud-based business continuity platform at Recovery Planner and developed the C|3 Platform at Westhill Technologies, forging key industry partnerships. Tejas holds a bachelor’s degree in computer and information science from NJIT and continues to lead the charge in applying AI-driven insights and no-code innovation to make risk and resilience smarter, faster, and more effective.
Principal, Head of Operational Resilience, Resilience & Cyber, UK Finance
Lori Slack leads UK Finance's specialist policy team focused on operational resilience, business continuity, and incident and crisis management. The O...
Lori Slack leads UK Finance's specialist policy team focused on operational resilience, business continuity, and incident and crisis management. The Operational Resilience team prepares the industry to respond to cross-market disruption under the UK's Sector Response Framework (SRF), developed under the Bank of England and UK Finance.
Lori coordinates the UK's largest cross-sector resilience group, the Business & Operational Continuity Committee (BOCC), with nearly 200 member firms and 500 individual financial services contacts. The Operational Resilience team also helps members interpret regulatory requirements and share best practice, liaising with authorities on firms' behalf.
Before UK Finance, Lori chaired the BOCC for nearly five years while responsible for 2nd Line of Defence Operational Resilience oversight at Santander UK.
CLDigital (formerly Continuity Logic) is a no-code enterprise risk and resilience platform provider, on a mission to transform how organisations appro...
CLDigital (formerly Continuity Logic) is a no-code enterprise risk and resilience platform provider, on a mission to transform how organisations approach governance, risk, and compliance. Since its founding, the company has focused on delivering a highly visual, code-free development environment that lets businesses build, deploy, and operate enterprise-grade solutions rapidly, without the burden of traditional IT development cycles.
At the heart of CLDigital's offering is CL360, a configurable SaaS platform spanning business continuity management, operational resilience, third-party and vendor risk, cyber response, crisis and incident management, and enterprise risk management. CL360 combines intuitive user experiences with configurable business process management, data-driven analytics, and open API integration, enabling organisations to replace fragmented spreadsheets and legacy systems with a single, coherent view of risk and compliance.
CLDigital's founders set out to reimagine the traditional roles played by risk, business continuity, and IT leaders, moving organisations away from document-heavy processes toward continuous, data-driven decision-making. With a global team spanning the Americas, UK & Europe, and MEA, the company supports clients including financial institutions, healthcare organisations, and other regulated enterprises in navigating an increasingly complex risk landscape.
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