Sound governance in financial institutions implies that risk management, compliance, accounting and auditing should not be separate functions and disciplines but be integrated as much as possible. In practice, few professionals are capable of bridging this gap as the credit crisis has proven. Bridging the gap between risk management and control is now more important than ever.
Amsterdam Institute of Finance is answering this demand by bringing together leading experts selected from renowned business schools and financial institutions in this 10-module program.
Objective
Financial Risk Control will produce professionals who comprehend the interplay of specialist disciplines and the strategic combination for risk and control.
Key Benefits
By attending Financial Risk Control, participants will:
- Understand the integration feasibility between risk management and accounting, auditing and control
- Be able to contribute in the process of applying new supervisory and regulatory frameworks within their organization
- Face the new challenges arising in the financial markets with a thorough understanding of governance, compliance and performance control issues
