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8 November 2016

Disruption, risk and reward

© 2016 Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved.

Jagdev Kenth

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Megatrends

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Megatrends are shaping our world, industries and our lives

Amplifying existing risks -

Risk of talent, retention

and recruitment

Long term drivers

of change

Creating new risks

– Cyber

Law &

Regulation

Macroeconomic,

Capital &

Investment Technology &

Digitalisation

Demographics

& Talent

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Wells' Risk Management Tools Should Have Caught This Sooner

“What's interesting about Wells Fargo is that they have historically managed risk well. But unlike credit or market risk, which both can be measured and monitored fairly well, the bank

clearly was unableto identify the degree to which employee business practices were creating extensive operational, reputational and regulatory risk for the firm.”

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Risk culture interventions fall into four areas

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HR

Talent acquisition / sourcing

Leadership and capability development

Performance management systems

Succession planning

Rewards and incentives

GOVERNANCE

Organisational structure

Individual responsibilities and supervision

Decision making and authority

Staffing and workload

Contractor / temp control

COMPLIANCE & CONTROLS

Regulatory reporting – varies by sector

FRC / corporate governance code reporting

Controls process improvement – policies and management (risk maturity framework)

Benchmarking the business

Quantity, level and Intrusiveness of controls

TARGETED PROCESSES

Safety - behavioural safety programme

Claims data – correlation with employee survey and other HR data, to reduce incident frequency / severity

Procedures and systems maintenance programmes

Employee communications

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Speaker details

Jagdev KenthDirector of Risk and Regulatory Strategy,

Financial Institutions Group

Phone: +44 (0) 20 3124 8560

[email protected]