marcus evans to Host the 11th Edition Model Risk Conference on January 24-26, 2018 in San Francisco, CA

marcus evans will host the 11th Edition Model Risk Conference on January 24-26, 2018 in San Francisco, CA. This 11th installment will bring together leading professionals in model risk, model validation, model governance, and in other related roles to help financial firms produce high quality models that are compliant with the regulations. By attending this conference attendees will learn how to enhance model risk management in an evolving inter-agency framework and how other firms are implementing different validation techniques for non-financial models.

Key Practical Case Studies Include:

  • Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will highlight the latest regulatory requirements to ensure maximum compliance with Letters 11-7, and the recent FDIC guidelines;
  • Wells Fargo and Zions Bancorp will evaluate the impact of Artificial Intelligence on model development and validation;
  • Bank of the West will evaluate validation techniques for lower risk models;
  • Discover and City National Bank will discuss key takeaways from the latest CCAR and DFAST results;
  • MUFG will evaluate the MRM relationship between FinTechs and banks.

Key Speakers Include:

  • Agus Sudjianto, Head of Corporate Model Risk, Wells Fargo;
  • Boris Postler, Managing Director, Head of Americas Model Risk Management, MUFG Union Bank;
  • Kwabena Poku, Chief Model Risk Officer, Discover;
  • Vaughn Zakarian, Managing Director, Model Risk Management, Charles Schwab;
  • Aruna Joshi, Senior Vice President, Model Risk Management, Bank of the West.

For more information, please check the detailed program or you can contact Amanda Pink at amandap@marcusevansch.com.

marcus evans conferences annually produce over 2,000 high quality events designed to provide key strategic business information, best practice and networking opportunities for senior industry decision-makers.

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