MaRisk - German minimum requirements for risk management at banksInhouse

Currently, the seminar is only available as an in-house training.

• Introduction and Seminar Objectives
  • Introduction: Why MaRisk at your institution?
  • The applicability of MaRisk to financial institutions, transactions and risks
  
  
• MaRisk structure and principles
  • Historical development, regulatory background and objectives
  
  
• Organisational Requirements for institutions
  • Strategy
  • Segregation of duties
  • Processes and guidelines
  • Staff
  • Technology
  • Outsourcing
  • Continuity Management
  • Management Responsibility
  • Risk Culture
  
  
•  Lending and Credit Risk Management
  • General Aspects
  • Assessment
  • Risk Classification and Rating
  • Decision
  • Management of Normal Loans
  • Early Warning System
  • Intensified Management and Problem Loans
  • Restructuring and wind down
  • Provisioning, Risk Quantification and Reporting
  
  
• Trading and Trade Processing
  • General Aspects for Trading in Banks
  • Trading Transactions
  • Trading
  • Trade Settlement
  • Trade Control
  • Risk Control
  • Risk Management for Trading
  
  
•  Risk Management as per MaRisk
  • Fundamentals
  • The Risk Management Process
  • Types of Risk and related requirements Credit Risk, Market Risks, Liquidity Risk, Operational Risk – including Information Security
  • Risk Bearing Capacity and Limits
  • Stress Tests
  
  
• Requirements for Internal Audit
  • Risk Reporting Requirements
  • Regulatory Audits
  • Seminar Summary
  
  

This workshop is tailored for related needs of bank management, internal audit, risk management and bank staff working in lending/trading operations or processing/backoffice.

The workshop has been developed to give an introduction into the main requirements about Risk Management at banks operating in Germany. All major topics are covered as per the latest MaRisk version.

Participation in this workshop will ensure a solid understanding of the main requirements as defined in the MaRisk document, allowing participants to ensure the institutions they work for are organised accordingly.
 

Interactive seminar, discussions, moderation, group work