Japan's Economic Outlook and Advancement of the Investment Strategy
under the Negative Interest Rates

Mr. Hidenobu Uehara
Executive Director, Member of the Board
Nissay Asset Management Corporation

How's a Japan's economic outlook　under the negative interest rates　and the unstable market ?
I'll consider about the directionality at which an asset management company should aim of such environment.

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

Mr. Hirotsugu Suzuki
Director, Cyber Security Measures Planning Office
Planning and Coordination Bureau
Financial Services Agency, The Japanese Government

Risk Management in Unifying Risk Governance and Portfolio Investment: Observing the Change in Risk Practice in EMEA and North America

Mr.Rob Mackay
COO, Global Trading
FIS Japan

Mr. Kohji Nagata
Senior Manager
NS Solutions Corporation

Many investment firms in EMEA and North America have set up "Risk Monitoring/Control" teams in the middle office, while continuing to allow front office investment teams to use risk-based tools for trading and portfolio construction. This can be a problem when there is no unified view of investment risk, and it is vital for investment firms to consider how to align systems and teams to achieve this unified view so that all the stakeholders are kept informed about their investment risk.

＊Presentation is in English.

Highly Demanded Industry-wise Fraud Prevention Scheme by Networking and Sharing Across Companies in Finance/
Insurance Areas.
− Learning from the Global Case Studies, How to Create Fraud Prevention "Consortium" an Industry Network Across Companies. −

Mr. Kunio Ohno
Business Systems Consultant
Experian Japan Co., Ltd.

For security measures in the financial industry, the key is to share fraud information
and knowledge in the industry as a whole. In the global finance/insurance areas, a more comprehensive prevention scheme is becoming a trend, and this session introduces how to create a fraud prevention network "Consortium" from basic framework to sharing the prevention rules and the effect and result of the scheme.

The Recent Development of Global Regulation and its Impacts on Japanese Financial Institutions

Mr. Tsuyoshi Oyama
Partner, Head of the Center for Risk Management Strategy
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu

Highlight the recent development/trends of global financial regulation and supervisory initiatives, and discuss their impacts on Japanese financial institutions

Future Cyber Security Efforts in Financial Institutions

<Facilitator>

Mr. Mitsuhiko Maruyama
Managing Partner
Deloitte Tohmatsu Risk Services Co., Ltd.

<Panelist>

• Mr. Hiroki Nakayama,
  Vice President, Sysrem Risk Planning Dept. IT Planning Dept.
  Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
• Mr. Yuji Mune
  Deputy General Manager, Cyber Security Office
  Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd.
• Mr. Nobuhiro Waragai,
  Senior Director, System Risk Management Risk Management
  Control Department
  Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company

Sophisitication of Data Governance and Future of Model Risk Management

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

Model governance is now imperative for executives, decision makers of financial institutions or regulatory authorities to understand corporate strategies or their businesses. Recently, discipline of the model risk management is getting more and more stricter, and especially financial institutions in Europe are accelerating thier efforts in deploying corporate -wide model risk management. In light of case studies in Europe, this session will offer commentaries on key points to realize effective model risk management that will satisfy complicated regulatory and business requirements.

The Identification of Need for More Sophisticated Incident Response Capability

Mr. Takeya Yamazaki
Engineering
Macnica Networks Corp.

Late years, cyber security operation with legacy security systems have been defeated by sophisticated attacks. In the other words, we have to assume that attacks will penetrate your organization’s network. Under the circumstances, organization’s incident response capability will be required more and more.
In this session, I will explain the need to build more sophisticated incident response capability by ourselves with showing trends and case studies in cyber security field, and introduce the leading edge systems through a cyber security framework that will support your capability.

SIX provides industry services for wide range of regulations to reduce client resources and prevent unnecessary spend on disputes and classification headaches.
In this presentation we will show the upcoming regulatory issues and related services.

The session introduces the business process visualization project implemented in the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a part of the World Bank Group which is doing business in more than 100 countries around the world. The project delivered mechanisms that allow users to view the corporation’s business framework and processes in relation to stakeholders, technology and information assets that support those processes. The project ensured the integrity and the transparency of the corporation’s business processes, and enabled us to analyze and manage operational risk more efficiently. The real artifacts of the project will be presented in the session.

Issues and Direction of Insurance ERM under Negative Interest Rate

Mr. Yuji Morimoto
President
Capitas Consulting Corporation

NIRP affects negatively on the profitability of financial institutions such as insurance companies. In this session, I will discuss the issues and directions for improving the insurance ERM under such market conditions.

Past and Current Cyber Security Organization Model

Mr.Keisuke Kamata
Visiting Senior Security Analyst
Cyber Defense Institute, Inc.