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SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
• Prepare yourself to identify risk and select the appropriate course of action to take against it
• Strengthen your legal defence and response mechanism to secure your business position
• Hear hints and tips about practical systems and procedures you can implement quickly and easily
• Learn how best to work with the rest of the business to present a united front
• Share experiences and network with your peers
• Stay up to date with the latest anti-money laundering directive
ATTEND THIS EVENT AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:
DONT MISS OUR INTERNATIONAL ROUNDTABLES:
While your business looks to expand internationally, be aware of the range of risks and compliance matters you might face from the USA, Russia, the Middle East, China and the Emerging Markets and Africa.
Contact CECILIA MCCLARAN CALL: +44 (0)20 7542 0454EMAIL: [email protected]
VISIT: practicallawconferences.com/managing-risk
REGISTER NOW
LEE BRADLEY Director of Group Enterprise Risk and Audit THOMAS COOK
JAMES LUNDIE Managing Director Reputation and Risk Advisory EDELMAN UK
KIMON DE RIDDER Chief Compliance and Regulatory Officer GE CAPITAL EUROPE
DINAH SPENCE Group Compliance Officer MACMILLAN
MARY O’CONNOR Global Head of Financial Institutions Industry WILLIS GROUP HOLDINGS
JONATHAN BURTON Director of Legal Services ROBERT BOSCH
JAMES KINDON Group Head of Compliance ENRC
CHARLOTTE HEISS Head of Group Legal RSA INSURANCE GROUP
BENOIT BELHOMME Regional General Counsel, Western Europe BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO
NICHOLAS DU CROS Vice President - Legal and Compliance HARBOURVEST PARTNERS (UK)
PAUL WRIGHT Company Secretary and Legal Counsel PLAYTECH
JOSS SAUNDERS General Counsel and Company Secretary OXFAM
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INAUGURAL
MANAGING RISK CONFERENCE DATE: 12 FEBRUARY 2015 / VENUE: THE KING’S FUND, NO.11 CAVENDISH SQUARE, LONDON / CPD: 7 HRS
Successfully implement corporate governance and compliance across your company
EARLY BIRD OFFERSAVE UP TO
£150
PROGRAMME
08.30am - 09.00am REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
09.00am - 09.10am WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
THEME 1: RISK MANAGEMENT: PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES TO SUCCESSFULLY AVERT RISK
09.10am - 10.10am RISK: DEFINITIONS AND STRATEGIES TO HELP BE PREPARED
• Where does risk arise?• Legal risk mapping: identifying, managing and clarifying legal risk• How do you identify general and specific risk to your company?• Integrating legal risk into the overall business risk management framework• Risk tolerance: what is your internal board comfortable with, and how
much will be tolerated by the authorities?• Which action should you take against the identified risk:
reduce, transfer, eliminate, accept? • Approaching compliance as a risk management function• Managing multiple enterprise-wide agendas: mapping risk
as an individual business and at a group level
10.10am - 10.55am PROTECTING YOUR BRAND AND REPUTATION
• Best ways to battle libel issues• Corporate reputation: what can you implement to avoid brand damage
and dealing with the fall out post-crisis• The role of ethics in your brand• Social media as a risk to the business• Establishing internal and external procedures to limit social media risk
10.55am - 11.25am COFFEE BREAK
11.25am -12.10pm CONTRACTS: RISK VS REWARD
• Measuring risks while drafting your contracts: ensuring your bases are covered
• How to manage your and others’ contractual terms and conditions• Limiting exposure to financial and reputational loss: managing contracts
agreed to by other parts of the business• Adhering to regulations especially whilst working with a third party • Handling breach of contract • Financial assessments of international third parties and practical realities
of international breach of contract• Processes used to manage contractual exposure
12.10pm - 12.55pm FIGHTING A SEEMINGLY NEVER-ENDING ONLINE RISK
• Managing cyber security and minimising the impact of attacks• Implementing successful cyber defence capabilities to cover all bases• Defending from within: educating staff• Protecting confidential information and risk of data loss, for both
internal and customer data• Working practices risk; ‘bring your own device’ policies and ensuring
data safety• Identifying new risks with the growth of the online world• Key to drafting effective policies
12.55pm - 1.40pm LUNCH
JONATHAN STEVENS Head of Global Litigation and Senior Legal Counsel ATOS ORIGIN
DINAH SPENCE Group Compliance Officer MACMILLAN
LEE BRADLEY Director of Group Enterpise Risk and Audit THOMAS COOK GROUP
BRUCE MACMILLAN General Counsel LEGAL PRACTICE TECHNOLOGIES
PAUL WRIGHT Legal Counsel and Company Secretary PLAYTECH
NICHOLAS DU CROS Vice President, UK Legal and Compliance Officer HARBOURVEST PARTNERS
JONATHAN BURTON Director of Legal Services ROBERT BOSCH
DANIEL SAMSON Director, Head of Legal HERON INTERNATIONAL
JAMES LUNDIE Managing Director Reputation and Risk Advisory EDELMAN UK
PHILLIP DAVIES Chief Information Officer BSKYB
THEME 2: WALKING THE COMPLIANCE TIGHTROPE: ARE YOU ON TRACK?
1.40pm - 2.25pm TACKLING FINANCIAL CRIME: ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND THE 4TH EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE
• How to address and disclose money laundering• Applying the money-laundering directives in practice• The 4th European Directive: what it means and how to keep
your business safe• Reactions between the SRA and firms: how will this affect you• Using technology to combat financial crime • Third party screening: what limits do you set and where
2.25pm - 3.10pm BREAK-OUT SESSIONS:
• Conflict of interest across the supply chain• Controlling the risk of corruption in your supply chain• What to look out for as a channel business
• Whistleblowing and product liability: what to do when an issue has been raised with a product but it goes to market either way?
• Equipping your team• What compliance programmes are available
and which should you be putting in place?
• Tackling individual consequences• Establishing a compliant approach to export control
• Risk committees and how they work• When to notify regulators of an anomaly • Internal investigations
• Building trust with the regulators• International cross border investigations• Dawn raids: raid process, policy and training
3.10pm - 3.30pm COFFEE BREAK
THEME 3: IDENTIFYING AND PREVENTING RISK ARISING FROM WITHIN THE COMPANY
3.30pm - 4.15pm KEEPING CORPORATE CRIME AT BAY IN YOUR COMPANY
• Preventing bribery: lessons learnt from the UK Bribery Act and what to implement to stay compliant
• What indicators to look out for when reporting corruption• Investigating and preventing financial fraud• Managing risk while still obeying the Corporate Governance Code • DPA’s: one year on, does the system work?• Implementing DPA’s: what procedure to follow and what practical
implications could you face?
4.15pm - 5.00pm COMBATTING RISK AS AN INDIVIDUAL
• Building and executing a fully comprehensive risk and compliance procedure
• Working with the rest of the business: Head of Finance, audit teams, Head of Risk and Compliance
• The rise of the Chief Risk Officer and Compliance Officers• Creating and embedding an ethical business culture and ethical terms
of conduct • Whistleblowing: Implementing the whistleblowing process and how
this works cross-borders
BENOIT BELHOMME Regional General Counsel BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO
SESSION 1: Managing risk with third parties: supplier chain
SESSION 2: Successfully implementing sanction compliance and export control procedures
SESSION 3: Dealing effectively with the regulators
JOHN ABRAMSON Head of Legal and Compliance, Europe TRAVELERS
DOMINIC BACON Managing Director SQUARING THE CIRCLE
KIMON DE RIDDER Chief Compliance and Regulatory Officer GE CAPITAL EUROPE
CHARLOTTE HEISS Head of Group Legal RSA INSURANCE GROUP
JOSS SAUNDERS General Counsel and Company Secretary OXFAM
THEME 4: THE INTERNATIONAL LANDSCAPE
5.00pm - 6.00pm DOING BUSINESS ABROAD: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLES
The room will be split into the following 5 roundtables. Delegates will be encouraged to pick 3 and spend 20 minutes at each one, moving from table to table to learn from each country.As the legal team in both a national or international business, it is important that you stay completely aware of how to manage risk and corporate governance while doing business abroad, especially in emerging markets or high risk parts of the globe.Expansion in a new country means high exposure to many risks: licences, taxes, regulations to which you have to comply. Should you be expanding abroad as an independent party or through a partnership?
ROUNDTABLE 1: THE USA • Difficulties and risks of effective client systems in the USA: very high regulations and fines
• Overseas impact of US policies• Regulations applicable to non-US companies
who deal in USD
• Working across different States• Application of US legislation to other parts of group• How to avoid litigation in US courts
ROUNDTABLE 2: RUSSIA AND THE UKRAINE
• Current sanctions• Unpredictability of regulatory and litigation risk• Fighting bribery and corruption
ROUNDTABLE 3: THE MIDDLE EAST
• Problems doing business in the Middle East- Islamic Finance
• Oral agreements
• Dealing with migrant workers• Problems with bribery, i.e. Qatar World Cup
ROUNDTABLE 4: EMERGING MARKETS AND AFRICA
• How to break into BRICS and African markets and issues arising trying to do business there
• Combatting bribery and corruption• Working in an underdeveloped legal system
ROUNDTABLE 5: CHINA • Learning from the GSK case• How to fight bribery in China: what can you implement?
• Key concerns about dealing with China• Keeping your branmd safe and protecting your IP
6.00pm END OF CONFERENCE
BOOK BY 5 DECEMBER 2014 TO SAVE UP TO £150
CONTACT CECILIA MCCLARAN CALL: +44 (0)20 7542 0454 EMAIL: [email protected]: practicallawconferences.com/managing-risk
Please note that this programme is subject to change.
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INAUGURAL
MANAGING RISK CONFERENCE DATE: 12 FEBRUARY 2015 / VENUE: THE KING’S FUND, NO.11 CAVENDISH SQUARE, LONDON / CPD: 7 HRS
Successfully implement corporate governance and compliance across your company
Dear colleague,
Legislative and economic developments in the last few years have changed the way companies work and how they manage risk. The legal function’s role has therefore become more demanding: businesses are looking up to their legal team as business partners, strategic planners but also as their risk and crisis managers. It is now up to you and your team to promote profitability, facilitate business transactions and be proactive to prevent risk before it even happens. But how do you achieve this as well as ensuring you stay on top of corporate governance policies, compliance and ethics as part of your day to day activities?
Practical Law is therefore delighted to bring you the inaugural conference on Managing Risk. We’ve designed this event to offer you a unique experience. We’re not here to teach you the intricacies of the law and regulations but to offer you practical knowledge so you will be able to apply foolproof policies and procedures to fight risk and stay compliant.
Hear practical case studies from organisations who have stories to tell regarding what anti-fraud and corruption strategies have been deployed, how to protect corporate reputation and guard against social media risks, best practice to fend off cyber-attacks, and how best to fight financial crime. You will also learn how to ensure your contracts are reaping rewards for the business, implement an ethical business culture and have an effective whistleblowing process in place.
I look forward to seeing you in February.
Best wishes,
NATALIE LANE CALL: +44 (0)20 7542 8209 | E-MAIL: [email protected]
NATALIE LANEConference ProducerTHOMSON REUTERS
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EARLY BIRD OFFERSAVE UP TO
£150
BOOK BY 5 DECEMBER 2014 TO SAVE UP TO £150
CONTACT CECILIA MCCLARAN CALL: +44 (0)20 7542 0454 EMAIL: [email protected]: practicallawconferences.com/managing-risk
The King’s Fund Entrance, via Dean’s Mews, No.11 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0ANwww.11cavendishsq.com
VENUE:
SESSION 1: Managing risk with third parties: supplier chain
SESSION 2: Successfully implementing sanction compliance and export control procedures
SESSION 3: Dealing effectively with the regulators
• Conflict of interest across the supply chain• Controlling the risk of corruption in your
supply chain• What to look out for as a channel business• Whistleblowing and product liability: what
to do when an issue has been raised with a product but it goes to market either way?
• Equipping your team• What compliance programmes are available
and which should you be putting in place?• Tackling individual consequences• Establishing a compliant approach to
export control
• Risk committees and how they work• When to notify regulators of an anomaly • Internal investigations• Building trust with the regulators• International cross border investigations• Dawn raids: raid process, policy and training
INTERACTIVE BREAKOUT SESSIONS INCLUDE:
• Actis
• Alent
• AMC Networks International – Zone
• Atos Origin
• British American Tobacco
• BSkyB
• Edelman UK
• Eurotunnel
• GE Capital Europe
• HarbourVest Partners (UK)
• Heron International
• HSBC
• ICON
• Integrafin
• Legal Practice Technologies
• Liverpool John Moores University
• Macmillan
• MDY Legal
• Oxfam
• Playtech
• Robert Bosch
• RSA Insurance Group
• Spectris
• Standard Life
• Thomas Cook Group
• Travelers Europe
• UKForex
• United Healthcare Global
• Wells Fargo Bank
• Willis Group Holdings
When budgets are tight and prospects are fewer, organisations need to spend strategically and with partners that can propel their brand to a wider audience and demonstrate return on investment. Sponsorship of a Practical Law event exposes your company to a uniquely qualified, senior level audience before, during and after the event through a range of highly targeted communication channels.
We offer a range of tailored networking, research and branding opportunities at our events. Don’t miss the opportunity to develop your brand and expand your business network through our bespoke packages.
For more information on the opportunities and the benefits they can bring to your business, please contact us.
CALL: KEVIN BYRNE on +44 (0)20 7542 5906
E-MAIL: [email protected]
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BOOKING INFORMATION Attendance at the event is subject to the Practical Law event terms and conditions at uk.practicallaw.com/1-518-7723.
To take advantage of this early bird discount, contact CECILIA MCCLARAN
CALL: +44 (0)20 7542 0454 | E-MAIL: [email protected] | VISIT: practicallawconferences.com/managing-risk
BOOK BY 5 DECEMBER 2014 TO SAVE UP TO £150
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