"Unifying risk and regulation" series :
Avoiding Silo²
| Date : | This event took place on 9th June 2010 |
To be successful, the current regulatory debate must be accompanied by a discussion on overcoming the limitations of an inherently flawed system which is based on limited historical data gathering techniques and analytical capabilities. Simply copying banks - infamous for their silo structures – will merely create a detrimental Silo² environment. In order to avoid this, regulators have to use the best blueprints found from elsewhere in the industry.
This webinar showed the trajectory of regulation in a historic perspective to its current position. This was followed by a sketch, outlining the salient features of a system capable to support the current regulatory drive. Standardised financial contracts are pivotal in this system, and were also discussed.
Note
Attendees automatically receive a summary of the webinar, complete with results of on-line polls and questions submitted during the Q&A session, the PowerPoint slides used during the presentation, and a link to a recording of the webinar.

