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29th– 30th May 2024
The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

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2 ANNUAL CHIEF RISK OFFICER
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29th - 30 th May 2024 | The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok, Thailand

“The ability to make risk scenario simulations is a profoundly helpful way for company
leadership to engage in risk management.”
- Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr, CEO of Mayflower-Plymouth

EVENT WHO
OVERVIEW SHOULD
Precise and timely risk management has taken centre stage as organizations grapple
with the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the threat of a recession,
ATTEND?
geopolitical instability and rapid pace of change. The number of businesses that’ve This event is designed to meet the
filed for bankruptcy are rising globally and in some countries reaching rates that’ve needs of risk professionals from
not been seen since the 2008 financial crisis. United States bankruptcies in the first six various corporate functions
months of 2023 were the highest since 2010 among the companies covered by S&P including Chairman, Presidents,
Global Market Intelligence, while corporate insolvencies in England & Wales are near a Directors and Board Committees,
14-year high. The role of a Chief Risk Officer has never been more important, especially CEO, CFO, CRO, CSO, CIO, COO,
CISO, CTO and other senior-level
in today's ever evolving and unpredictable business landscape. The importance of the
decision makers:
role of a Chief Risk Officer cannot be overstated, especially in today's ever evolving and • Company Secretaries
unpredictable business landscape. • Legal Counsels, Advisors
Advancements in AI & analytics that are catalysing innovation are able to aid in • Regulators
identifying and weeding out potential threats to business. PwC found that 62% of risk • General Managers, Senior
Managers, Managers
personnel agree that policy shifts in technology and data are driving the most
• Senior Executives of:
significant changes in their businesses. Organizations must be prepared to face new o Enterprise Risk Management
risks and ever-changing customer demands and demographics in order to survive this o Risk Management
new era. o Strategic / Corporate Planning
To keep up in the coming decade, risk professionals must adopt a comprehensive o ESG
o Sustainability
approach and target on six key aspects being finance, operations, technology,
o Climate change
organization, reputation, and business model. A study by Gartner's found that 57% of o Compliance
boards of directors have increased or are planning to increase their risk appetite in o Internal Audit
2023. This shows the necessity for companies to revise their strategies and operating o Internal Control
models to foster business agility in order to provide accurate and timely risk insights o Corporate Strategy
for crucial decision-making. Being susceptible to change and reacting to emerging o Governance
challenges will be critical for businesses to thrive and stay relevant. o Business Continuity
o Information Technology
The Chief Risk Manager Summit by Trueventus is aimed at equipping risk o Cyber Security
professionals with insights and perspectives on strategies to manage risk for o Human Resource
future-readiness. Join us and discover how to successfully navigate fundamental o Innovation
disruptions, emerge stronger and gain a competitive advantage in the new now. Learn o Finance
from leaders across different industries, uncover case studies from reputable speakers, o Business Analyst
experience the latest technology to improve data quality insight and take advantage o Etc
of the excellent networking opportunities throughout the conference. From the following industries:
• Banking, Finance & Insurance services
• Transportation & Logistics
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT • E-Commerce
• Airlines & Aviation
• Mitigating risk to achieve leaner operations • Automotive
• Telecommunications
• Integrating risk management into strategic planning, business decision-making, and • Retail / Luxury Goods
major transformation initiatives • Business Process Outsourcing
• Understanding diverse risk perspectives to stay abreast of key risks and related • Healthcare / Pharmaceutical
• Tourism & Hospitality
analysis
• FMCG & F&B
• Conducting strong scenario planning and modelling capabilities to address key • Government Agencies
business risks • Media – Electronic & Print
• Leveraging tools, technologies and analytics for insights to manage risks holistically • Aviation
• Service-related industries
• Gaining visibility end-to-end for monitoring the flow of information

FOR FURTHER DETAILS, CONTACT

JOHN KARRAS
: +603 2775 0067 : johnk@trueventus.com
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FEATURING PRESENTATIONS AND CASE STUDIES BY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS

Wan Norashikin Mohd Nasir Puneet Gambhir
Global VP of Risk & Business Head of Risk and GrabDefence Business
Continuity Management Grab, Singapore
Indorama Ventures PCL, Thailand

Poonithan Manogaran Kirill Odintsov

Risk Manager Head of Risk Underwriting
AirAsia, Malaysia and Data Analytics
Home Credit, Indonesia

Tengku Shahrinrizan Bin Engku Mashar Sreenadh Ambarkhana

Director of Safety & Security Head of Enterprise Risk and Business
Banyan Tree & Pavilion Hotel Managed, Continuity Management
Malaysia True corporation, Thailand

Adisorn Hatairatana Athikom Kanchanavibhu

Head of Consumer Credit Risk Model Executive Vice President, Digital &
Management & Technology Technology Transformation
Krungsi, Thailand Mitr Phol Group, Thailand

Gajani Rajah Dr. Nongnuch Tantisantiwong

Chief Risk Officer Head of Enterprise Risk and
Sime Darby Plantation, Malaysia Infrastructure Risk Management
CIMB Thai Bank PCL, Thailand

Darren Argyle FCIIS Kunal Parwani

Group Chief Information Security Senior Risk Manager, Asia-Pacific
Risk Officer and Chairman Amazon Web Services, Singapore
Standard Charted and Cyber
Leadership Institute, Singapore

Jon Renfrey Ingrid Rose Ann Beroña

Head of APAC Risk, Systems and Chief Risk Officer
Statutory Reporting GCash (Mynt - Globe Fintech
Google, Australia Innovations, Inc.), manila
Philippines

Luiza Rosinska Haikel Ismail

Executive Director, Country Chief Risk Officer, Group risk
Head of Risk Management Management
UOB, Thailand Telekom Malaysia

Ramesh Gopal Kittipoap Watcharavasuntra

Chief Risk Officer (UAE &Saudi) & Head of Risk Analytics
Head of Credit (CIB) – CEEMEA and Advisory (SVP)
Deutsche Bank, UAE TISCO Financial Group, Thailand

John Schachnovsky
Regional Head of Corporate Risk
and Integrity APAC/I
Asia Pulp & Paper, Thailand

FOR FURTHER DETAILS, CONTACT

JOHN KARRAS
: +603 2775 0067 : johnk@trueventus.com
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Day One: Wednesday, 29 th May 2024

0800 Registration & Coffee 1445 Session Six

Integrating Forward-Looking Data Sources and Cutting-Edge
0850 Opening keynote address
Modeling Techniques to Reduce Risk
0900 Session One
• Black box Vs interpretable models experience from 10 countries, over
Leadership in Action: Demystifying the Cyber Risk Equation 500 models and one Kaggle competition
• Cracking the Risk Code • Trap of high Gini and greediness of the model
• Simplifying Risk Appetite • Feature engineering
• Managing stakeholders Kirill Odintsov, Head of Risk Underwriting and Data Analytics
Darren Argyle FCIIS, Group Chief Information Security Risk Officer,
Home Credit, Indonesia
and Chairman
Standard Charted and Cyber Leadership Institute, Singapore
1530 Afternoon refreshment
0945 Session Two
Embedding Climate Change Risks and Opportunities into Strategic 1600 Session Seven
Thinking Mental Models to deal with Unlabelled Risks
• Mapping how climate change risks into the business value chain
• Unlabelled Risks stand for type of Risks where there is concrete
• Understanding the importance of materiality assessments and
double materiality information available of their occurrence, thus making it harder to
• Making sense of data reporting standards detect and solve
Wan Norashikin Mohd Nasir, Global VP of Risk & Business Continuity • Such Risks need Risk Managers to apply a range of qualitative and
Management quantitative techniques, and also be a lot more open to iterative
Indorama Ventures PCL, Thailand
problem solving, always hunting for new intelligence and evidence
1030 The Speed Networking - The Mad Minutes! • These also need the Risk Managers to have strong advocacy in the
Fun and fast, this networking activity is a great opportunity to grow organization, as it may not be top of mind priority for other
your connections departments due to lack of quantification and visibility, but the risks
still may be large in nature
1100 Morning Refreshments
Puneet Gambhir, Head of Risk and Grab Defense Business
1130 Session Three Grab, Singapore
Convergence Fraud and Security in the digital era
• Traditional Fraud transition into digital era 1645 Session Eight
• Differentiation of fraud and security incidents Aligning Governance and Risk Management to Overcome
• Changing fraud protection role in digital world Organizational Blind Spots
Sreenadh Ambarkhana, Head of Enterprise Risk and Business • Conduct comprehensive risk assessments on a regular basis
Continuity Management • Identify and monitor KRIs that provides early warning signs of
True Corporation, Thailand emerging risks
• Ensure that executives are actively involved in risk management
1215 Session Four
processes
Calculating the impact of climate risk on financial services
• How has climate risk impacted different businesses across Haikel Ismail, Chief Risk Officer, Group risk Management
financial institutions? Telekom, Malaysia
• Evaluating the influence of climate risk on credit decisioning processes
• Utilizing stress testing and scenario analysis to forecast potential 1730 Session Nine
consequences Project risk management
Luiza Rosinska, Executive Director, Country Head of Risk Management
• Improving the capability of your organisation to respond effectively to
UOB Bank, Thailand
any issues/events
1255 Networking luncheon • Enhancing motivation of your team to perform well in regards to
implementing Project Risk treatment option
1400 Session Five • Increase control over broader Risk Management & improve ability
Model Risk Management – Relentless Pursuit of Effective Risk to measure progress & continually improve the process
Management
Tengku Shahrinrizan Bin Engku Mashar, Director of Safety & Security
• Model Risk Management Value and Benefits
• Challenges in model risk management in ASEAN Banyan Tree & Pavilion Hotel Managed, Malaysia
• Effective strategies to overcome the challenges
Adisorn Hatairatana, Head of Consumer Credit Risk Model 1815 End of Day One
Management & Technology
Krungsi Bank, Thailand

FOR FURTHER DETAILS, CONTACT

JOHN KARRAS
: +603 2775 0067 : johnk@trueventus.com
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Day Two: Thursday, 30 th May 2024

0830 Registration & Coffee 1445 Session Six

I'm thinking of "Cultivating Resilience: Navigating Business Risks
0850 Opening keynote address in the Modern Era through Hybrid Risk Management Strategies"
• Integration for success
0900 Session One
• Tech advancement and analytics
Digital and Analytics Transformation Framework
• Operational resilience
• Sustainable Digital Business Transformation (SDBT) 3x3 framework:
Ingrid Rose Ann Beroña, Chief Risk Officer
Crucial phases of transformation
• 3 Worlds of Digital Transformation: Encompassing 3 layers of changes; GCash (Mynt - Globe Fintech Innovations, Inc.), Philippines
bit-ready, atom (digital twin), and organic (experience).
• Integrated Business Transformation Framework & Strategy: A 1530 Afternoon refreshment
cohesive blueprint for a comprehensive value chain transformation
Athikom Kanchanavibhu, Executive Vice President, Digital & 1600 Session Seven
Technology Transformation Building Over-The-Horizon Defensive Capabilities to Mitigate
Mitr Phol Group, Thailand Risk and Impact of the Future Cyber Threats
• Collecting and analyzing threat data from various sources.
0945 Session Two
• Promoting a cyber security-conscious organizational culture
Law enforcement in risk management World
• Exchanging threat intelligence to stay ahead of emerging threats.
• The areas in which I specialize: Due Diligence, Whistleblower reporting,
Poonithan Manogaran, Risk Manager
internal investigations, employee background, and Business Code of
Conduct and other training Air Asia, Malaysia
• How I bring the topics together. Specifically, how I utilize law
enforcement in the above job assignments 1645 Session Eight
John Schachnovsky, Regional Head of Corporate Risk and Integrity Combating Fraud Challenges in the Digital Era
APAC/I • Digital transformation – New Era
Asia Pulp & Paper, Thailand • A brave new world-Data Risks
1030 Morning refreshment • Digital Risk and Frauds- A New Normal –Business Context
Speaker to be advised
1100 Session Three
VUCA World: Strategies to better geopolitical risk 1730 Session Nine
• The strategic imperative of addressing geopolitical risk Broad areas of focus & re – focus in risk management amidst
• What role the boards play versus management in addressing different diversified global challenges
risk? • Ways to brace ourselves to handle geo-political challenges.
• Evaluating how significant geopolitical risks affect the ability to • How to leverage using AI and technological developments
operate
• Balancing the act between risk of growth and growth of risk
Gajani Rajah, Chief Risk Officer
Ramesh Gopal, Chief Risk Officer (UAE &Saudi) & Head of Credit
Darby Plantation, Malaysia
(CIB) – CEEMEA
1145 Session Four: Panel Discussion Deutsche Bank, UAE
Managing risk induced by digital transformation
Panelist 1815 End of Conference
Kunal Parwani, Senior Risk Manager, Asia-Pacific, Amazon Web
Services, Singapore
Jon Renfrey, Head of APAC Risk, Systems and Statutory Reporting,
Google, Australia
Kittipoap Watcharavasuntra, Head of Risk Analytics and Advisory
(SVP), TISCO Financial Group, Thailand

1230 Networking luncheon

1400 Session Five

ESG Risk Management in Financing and Investment
• ESG considerations should be integrated into the core investment
strategy and decision-making process. This means evaluating ESG
factors alongside traditional financial metrics
• Utilize reliable ESG data and metrics to assess the ESG performance of
companies or assets. This data helps in making informed investment
choices
• Stay informed about evolving ESG regulations and disclosure
requirements, ensuring compliance with relevant legal frameworks
Dr. Nongnuch Tantisantiwong, Head of Enterprise Risk and
Infrastructure Risk Management
Cimb Bank, Thailand FOR FURTHER DETAILS, CONTACT
JOHN KARRAS
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