金融リスクマネジメントフォーラム2015 金融サイバーセキュリティフォーラム2015 金融機関向け2大リスクカンファレンス 2015/11/12(木)/JPタワーホール&カンファレンス 主催:ICSコンベンションデザイン

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Financial Risk Management Forum 2015

Financial Cyber Security Forum 2015

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Secretariat of Financial Risk Management Forum 2015 /
Financial Cyber Security Forum 2015

ICS Convention Design, Inc
Tel: 81-(0)3-3219-3628
Fax: 81-(0)3-3219-3627
E-mail: frisk@ics-inc.co.jp
Contact person: Konno, Takasaka

Note: The above agenda is tentative - topic, presentation, and speaker might be changed.

10:30-11:10

Keynote Speech

FSA’s Approaches for Strengthening Cyber Security in the Financial Sector

Mr. Hisashi Ono
Vice Commissioner for Policy Coordination
Financial Services Agency

  Financial Risk Management Forum Financial Cyber Security Forum
11:20-12:00 A1  B1

Practical xVA experience of international banks driven by pricing imperatives, risk management best practice and regulatory compliance

Mr. Jonathan Berryman
Senior Vice President of Risk Strategy, SunGard’s Capital Markets
Sungard

The majority of internationally active banks and many regional banks in Europe have adopted CVA pricing adjustments in front office augmented by DVA as required by accounting standards. This trend is extending to FVA, kVA and now CollVA being adjustments for Funding, Capital and Collateral. For regulatory capital, CVA has been a major focus. Here, industry complaints of the Basel III standard, especially treatment of market risk hedges and also controversy surrounding European exemption for corporates has led to Basel Committee issuing a review of the CVA risk framework in July this year. These front office and regulatory requirements for CVA are also driving improvements in calculation of PFE for limit management and stress testing.

Cyber threat landscape and advanced persistent threat protection architecture

Mr. Nobuki Nishizawa
Fortinet Japan Vice president & Senior Marketing Director
Fortinet Japan K.K.

This session on Cyber Security covers the following topics;
1. What's happening in the Deep Web?
2. Defense in depth at the perimeter
3. Advanced Threat Protection Framework

12:00-13:00 Lunch Break
13:00-13:50 A2:Panel Discussion B2:Short Presentation + Discussion

The Lessons Learned in The Financial Regulations Adaptation and Preparation for Stress Testing

【Panelist】

Mr. Shiro Katsufuji
Deputy General Manager,
Corporate Risk Management Division
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc.

Mr. Yuji Nakata
Senior Managing Director, Deputy CRO
Nomura Holdings, Inc.

Mr. Hidetomo Igarashi
Deputy General Manager
Corporate Planning Department
Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Mr. Eiichiro Yanagawa
Senior Analyst
Celent

【Moderator】

Mr. Fumitake Yanagisawa
Partner, Financial Services
PricewaterhouseCoopers Co., Ltd.

Cybersecurity Insight for Japanese Financial Institutions - Learning from Global Survey

【Panelist】

Mr. Yukihiro Jimbo
General Manager, IT Administration Management Dept
Aflac Japan

Mr. Hiroshi Takahahshi
Managing Director
Operation Planning & Management Dept.
Daiwa Asset Management Co., Ltd.

Mr. Tatsuhiro Takahashi
General Manager of Data Management Division
Mizuho Financial Group, Inc.

【Facilitator】

Mr. Naoki Yamamoto
Partner
PricewaterhouseCoopers Co., Ltd

14:00-14:40 A3  B3

Realizing Comprehensive Stress Testing and Its Utilization as Corporate Management Tool

Mr. Daichi Hasegawa
Manager, Risk Intelligence Group, Solution Consulting Division
SAS Institute Japan Ltd.

American and European banks are increasingly utilizing stress testing as corporate management tool for overall banking operations, not just for regulatory compliance. In this session, we will illustrate the importance of simulating bank-wide stress situations and system frameworks / IT architectures necessary to realize that simulation, together with the introduction of SAS solutions for comprehensive stress testing. 

For Management Issues and Cyber Security in the Global Era

Mr. Shinichi Sasaki
CISSP, JGISP, CISA, PMP
Senior Engineer, Computer Security Incident Response Team Center
Network Security Services Division
Hitachi Systems, Ltd.

Internet becomes the important foundation of life and business, data on the network now has a value that is directly linked to money. Clever cyber attack has been rapidly increasing, financial institutions must be strict measures. However, the change in attack methods have been difficult to complete protection. We will explain the organizational measures methods for minimizing risks.

14:40-15:10 Coffee Break
15:10-15:50 A4  B4

Risk Visibility for Executives: Case Study with GRC tools

Ms. Nobue Matsushima
Business Development Manager
EMC Japan K.K.

Every companies know Risk is increasing by cyber-threat, internal fraud and natural disaster. On the other hand, financial institutes have to obey variety of compliance as law. It is another risk too.This session gives you an effective case study that the company controls such variety of risks with sophisticated GRC tools.

Learn from the latest online fraud trends and its prevention measures at the global banks.
"3 key points to prevent online fraudulent activities which are becoming more complex"

Mr. Yuta Sugiyama
Country Director
The 41st Parameter Inc., Japan

Mr.Tetsuya Kawamura
Deputy Manager
Cards & Payments Services Division
IT Services & Payments Services Sector
NTT DATA Corporation

The ways criminal hackers conduct online fraudulent activities by using stolen data are more organized and becoming more and more elaborate day by day. The session shows the latest trends of online fraud and the prevention measures at the global financial institutions, and provides tips for user-first fraud prevention measures with NTT DATA.

16:00-16:40 A5 B5

The essential points for sophistication of data governance in the successful financial institutions
- Advanced case studies of global major financial institutions -

Ms. Elena Habu
Senior Consultant
Financial IT Wholesale Business Planning Department
Nomura Research Institute, Ltd.

Financial institutions are now required to improve their data management strategies from the management point of view, as the data has become enormous and diverse in every business line. In fact, the maturity level of data management in financial institutions affects the competitiveness of business strategies and activities.
The true purpose of “Principles for effective risk data aggregation and risk reporting” by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, BCBS239, is to sophisticate business management in financial institutions. The principles should be a great guidance for all financial institutions regardless of being subject to this rule or not. Case studies of how global financial institutions have improved their data management will be presented, mainly focusing on BCBS239 compliance.

The establishment of a cooperative framework with CxO against APT attacks

Mr. Ryoichi Teramura
Consultant
NRI SecureTechnologies, Ltd.

In this session, we introduce the circumstances surrounding Japanese financial industry based on our APT attack training data. We discuss many measures against APT attacks, and introduce the priority measures that protect your companies.

16:50-17:30 A6:Keynote Speech B6:Keynote Speech

Management & Governance and ERM on Insurers

Ms. Reina Tanaka
Director
Financial Services & International Public Finance Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Japan K.K.

The System Performance Improvement by the Exercise -The Importance of the Exercise by International Cooperation and Cooperation of Officials and the non-Government: The Reality of the World and Japan

Mr. Kenji Watanabe
Professor
Nagoya Institute of Technology
Council Chair
National Council for Cyber Security in Critical Infrastructures

17:30-18:30 Networking Drinks Reception

Note: The above agenda is tentative - topic, presentation, and speaker might be changed.