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9:30- 10:00	Registration
10:00- 10:50	Keynote Speech Ⅰ Recent Developments on the Prudential Policy and the Evolution of Risk Management Junichi Suzuki Associate Director - General Deputy Head of Center for Advanced Financial Technology Financial System and Bank Examination Department Bank of Japan
10:50- 11:20	Coffee Break
11:20- 12:10	Keynote Speech Ⅱ New Regulatory Regime in Insurance Industry and its Impact on ERM Development Yuji Morimoto President Capitas Consulting Corporation
12:10- 13:10	Lunch Break
13:10- 13:55	A1 What measures are required for latest mission-critical systems? ～Risk management for the financial sector from the perspective of "integrity"～ Kazuyoshi Nakagawa Senior Manager Sales Division, Sales Promotion Department Tripwire Japan K.K. Mission-critical systems require more solid risk management than ordinary systems do. When we consider security risk from the viewpoints of confidentiality, availability, and integrity, we tend to focus on confidentiality and availability. In fact, integrity is the key element among those. In this session, we will discuss future mission-critical systems while outlining the latest measures to maintain integrity and their effects on overall security.	B1 Credit Scoring 2.0 ～Integrate scoring models into credit strategies !～ Yoshihiko Nishino Manager, RI Group, Consulting Services Department, Professional Services Division SAS Institute Japan Ltd. It has been long since the credit scoring process became a standard practice in the retail business. Deploying credit scoring ahead of the competitor was once considered as a strategic differentiator since it improved the screening process efficiency and response time. Now that the credit scoring is commonly used, the challenge is to how to leverage from it. It is important not to fall into the trap of using scoring models that are inconsistent with the business strategies, being bound by fixed notions of credit models without being aware of it. In this session, we will review this point using some case studies.
14:10- 14:55	A2 Achieving Basel Ⅲ Compliance with an Enterprise Wide Approach to Risk, Capital Adequacy & Data Management Oracle Financial Services Software Pte Ltd. BaselⅢ Regulatory Capital Framework Implications to Financial Institutions Best Practices in Liquidity Risk and Stress Testing Establishing a Enterprise- Wide Analytical Platform	B2 Implementing IFRS: Case Studies of the Korean Financial Institutions. What we can learn, and How they're advancing the business management. Takahiro Kimura Manager IT Solution Services, Planning & Control Department IT Solution Services SBU TIS Inc.
14:55- 15:25	Coffee Break
15:25- 16:10	A3 Mitigating Risk thru Multi-Asset Commission and Fee Management Nicholas Perry Head of Business Broadridge (Japan) Ltd All Financial Institutions, regardless of sector or size, perform common trading activities that necessitate a 'Fee' or 'Commission' for contracted services which directly influence operating cost, profitability and risk. Regulatory changes and market evolution is requiring a re-evaluation of Fee Management. Transparency over the real cost of trading through the timely and accurate calculation of fee and commission obligations provide significant benefits in cost control, compliance and the reduction of operational risk. The aggregation and composition of fee and commission data facilitate improved cash and funding liquidity risk management and simultaneously provides the basis for an enhanced negotiation position.	B3 The most robust approach and solution for your financial system and infrastructure, from the best practice. Toshihiro Hoshi Senior Solution Marketing Manager F5 Networks Japan K.K. "High solidity", "Fault-tolerance" and "High performance" are indispensable factors of online web application systems in financial institution and especially, new measures against "High solidity" is needed. Recently, a lot of cyber terrorism attacks and data breach have happened and those incidents lead to the business risk such as brand equity reduction, business discontinuity and loss. In this session, we will introduce the solution of protecting the system from cyber attacks with the case study of a financial institution, and the current situation of cyber terrorism attacks.
16:30- 17:20	Keynote SpeechⅢ IFRS and Basel Ⅲ-The Impact on Japanese Banks Koichi Hanabusa Executive Board Member, Partner, Leader, Financial Services Office Certified Public Accountant Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC

Agenda and Speakers are subject to change. For the most updated agenda, please visit the website.
Lunch buffet will be served during lunch break.
Language:Japanese Only(Except for the workshop A2 and A3. A2 and A3 will be accompanied by simultaneous interpretation in English and Japanese.)

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