S02510

Contemporary Risk Management Challenges and the Global Regulatory Landscape

Program Dates

Start Date: 01 Sep, 2025
End Date: 05 Sep, 2025

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Early Bird: 11 Aug 2025

Regular: 22 Aug 2025

Pricing (Residential)

Early Bird: Rs 1,28,250

Regular Fee : Rs 1,42,500

Pricing (Non-Residential)

Early Bird : Rs 1,03,500

Regular Fee : Rs.1,15,000

 

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Mode
In-Person
Starting In
July-Sep
Level
Mid-Senior
Duration
Short Duration
International Travel
No
Alumni Status
No

Programme Overview

Since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2008 the global financial system has been fragile.  High levels of debt, inflation, rising tensions between countries, continued unregulated parts of the financial system, and vulnerable trading clearing houses are major risks for many countries. Many experts and news outlets are saying that the world might already be heading towards another financial crisis.

Besides these shocks, the rules meant to keep the financial system safe are also facing challenges. Banks are dealing with complicated rules on how to manage risk. Not all countries follow the same rules, nor do they implement them at the same time, leading to fragmentation and arbitrage opportunities. Moreover, many rules have clear unintended consequences leading to greater risks. While mandatory central clearing of interest rate swaps has reduced counterparty risk, it has inadvertently increased liquidity and concentration risks at the CCP and among its Clearing Members.

Stress tests, which are supposed to show how banks would handle a crisis, have also come under criticism.  Even the biggest banks, which ought to be the safest, have intricate connections with the less-regulated parts of the financial system e.g. bank loans to non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) have risen from $600bn in end-2019 to greater than one trillion dollar at the start of 2025, as businesses have turned to private credit for funding. It is difficult to predict how risky these loans are.

A series of bank failures since 2008, with a group of US regional lenders collapsing, e.g., SVB, Signature Bank, etc., and the Swiss government-engineered takeover by UBS of the ailing Credit Suisse across the Atlantic indicate that a full-blown financial crisis is always lurking around the corner. Geopolitical uncertainty is complicating matters further.

This programme provides an overview of the major post-crisis regulations global banks are now required to comply with. While some have been rewritten (e.g., trade reporting), others are being expanded (e.g., mandatory clearing) or strengthened and debated (e.g., Basel-III in the US). Almost all global banks in India (via their GCCs) and abroad have sizeable teams assigned to these initiatives, working as consultants on a project trying to meet a strict deadline or supporting the Line function as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for ongoing compliance.

Programme Objective

By attending the Programme on Contemporary Risk Management Challenges and the Global Regulatory Landscape, the participant will

  1. Be brought up to speed with an overview of various regulations, their critical analysis, and unintended consequences.
  2. Gain lessons from the rollbacks of Dodd-Frank and the current deregulation agenda.
  3. Acquire the much-needed “big picture view” with the ability to “join the dots”.
  4. Understand the current open questions faced by the banking industry.

In summary, this programme provides the participants the necessary ammunition to advance their career in a multinational bank, a broker-dealer entity or any other financial institution that is focused on policymaking, regulating or supervising their activities.

Contact Us

Mr. Shashidhara C S
Landline No.: +91-80-26993912
Mobile No. +91-7899991576
Email: shashidhara.cs@iimb.ac.in

Eligibility

  • Have more than 5 years’ experience working in investment banks, broker-dealers, or other financial institutions; OR
  •  In stock exchanges, regulatory or supervisory authorities

Pedagogy

The programme will be conducted via in-person sessions – Lectures, Case studies, and discussions with senior professionals of the industry.

Participant Benefits

As a participant of this Short Duration Programme, you will be able to enjoy some exclusive benefits other than the outcomes such as skills and knowledge enhancement and building specific competencies that can help shape your career growth.

Some of the exclusive benefits of attending this programme are listed below –

  • Receive Executive Education eNewsletters
  • Participate in EEP webinars on various topics
  • Invitation to curated events and programmes by the EEP office
  • Invitation to share articles to the EEP blog (subject to a shortlisting process)

Programme Directors

M Jayadev, Professor and Chairperson at Centre for Capital Markets and Risk Management, IIM Bangalore. Professor Jayadev M is Professor of Finance and Accounting at IIMB, Dean Admin of IIMB, and Chairperson of CCMRM. His teaching and research interests are Banking, Corporate Finance, Corporate Valuation, and Risk Management. He has published papers in professional and research journals in the areas of banking and risk management and presented papers in national and international seminars. Jayadev was visiting faculty to ESCP-EAP, European School of Management, Paris, and Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok; University of Rome, associated with Birmingham University on a Microfinance research project.

Krishnan Ranganathan is a seasoned professional with around two decades of  experience in Capital Markets and Risk Management. Until April 2025, he served as India Co-Head of International Change at Nomura, leading major regulatory and transformation initiatives, including the IBOR Transition and EMIR Programmes. Previously, he held leadership roles at RBS/NatWest and worked with TCS’s Global Consulting Practice, advising clients like Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs in London and Tokyo. A Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant, and Company Secretary, Krishnan graduated summa cum laude from St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata, and is an alumnus of Harvard Business School. He has delivered guest lectures at institutions like HBS and RBI and spoken at prestigious global conferences on risk and finance, making him a recognized authority in his field.

Programme Charges

Programme Fee
INR 1,42,500/- Residential and INR 1,15,000/- Non -Residential (+ Applicable GST) per person for participants from India and its equivalent in US Dollars for participants from other countries.

Early Bird Discount
Nominations received with payments on or before 11-Aug-25 will be entitled to an early bird Discount of 10%.
Early Bird Fee (Residential) INR 1,28,250/-(+ Applicable GST)
Early Bird Fee (Non-Residential) INR 1,03,500/-(+ Applicable GST)

Group Discount
Group Discount of 5% percentage can be availed for a group of 3 or more participants when nominations received from the same organization.

Please Note

  • All enrolments are subject to review and approval by the programme director. Joining Instructions will be sent to the selected candidates 10 days prior the start of the programme.
  • The programme fee should be received by the Executive Education Office before the programme commencement date.
  • In case of cancellations, the fee will be refunded only if a request is received at least 15 days prior to the start of the programme.
  • If a nomination is not accepted,the fee will be refunded to the person/ organisation concerned.
  • A certificate of participation will be awarded to the participants by IIMB.
  • Kindly do not make your travel plans unless you receive the offer letter from IIMB.

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