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Importance of Third Party Risk Management for supply chain

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Increase your control in dealing with third-party risks

 

“The increased use of outsourcing to third-party vendors and the importance of the relationships between banks and the vendors intensify the need for banks to have highly effective third-party vendor risk management programmes in place”-Tony DaSilva, S&R Subject Matter Expert, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

 
The first-ever conference on third-party risk in financial services will be held in South Africa, targeting all professionals dealing with; sourcing * vendor management * procurement * compliance* KYS/KYC * regulation * innovation * reporting * financial crime * monitoring & control * risk management * cyber security *identity management * legal affairs* fraud * auditing *forensics * information technology * data management * financial regulation and supervision *financial surveillance * assurance * transactional monitoring * treasury * financial sector development * cyber security

 

The Third Party Risk 2019 Conference will focus on bringing the main role players together to discuss the challenges in third-party risk, as well as how to overcome the hurdles in preparing organisations for ultimate best practices in managing third-party risk.

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Trade Conferences International has a special discount of R 1000.00 off the normal registration fee for the Third Party Risk 2019 Conference, taking place next year on 19 & 20 March at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways, Johannesburg.

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Meet our expert speaker panel

  • ·         Roy Wiligora, Head of Forensic, KPMG
  • ·         Alex Roberts, Regional Director: Sales & Operations, Cura Software Solutions
  • ·         Gary Allemann, Managing Director, Master Data Management
  • ·         Werner  Bornman, Chief Information Officer, Stanlib
  • ·         Thomas Majaya, Head of Group Procurement, MMI
  • ·         Annalie Woest, Head of Risk – Africa, Turner & Townsend
  • ·         Sharmlin Moodley, Partner: Contract Compliance, KPMG
  • ·         Lee Bristow, Product Manager, Phinity Risk Solutions
  • ·         Terence  Gregory, Chief Executive Officer, Ecsponent
  • ·         Nkateko Mabaso, Head: Risk & Control Services, AIG
  • ·         Willem Janse van Rensburg, Executive Consultant: Dispute Resolution, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr
  • ·         Sandhya Mohan-PIllai, Principal Consultant, Mobius Consulting
  • ·         Hannes Bezuidenhout, Sales Manager, LexisNexis
  • ·         Craig Rosewarne, Managing Director, Wolfpack Information Risk
  • ·         William Lawrence, Regional Practice Lead: Fraud & Financial Crime, SAS
  • ·         Hendrik  Heyns, Executive Head: Risk & Projects, Brolink
  • ·         Adv Johannes Collen Weapond, Advocate, High Court of South Africa
  • ·         Nombulelo Kambule, Senior Manager: Governance Risk and Regulatory Risk Advisory, Deloitte
  • ·         Busisiwe Mathe, Director/Partner Risk Assurance services Cyber Security & Privacy, PWC

Featuring 4 sessions with insightful topics

         Overview of the third party risk management landscape

         Managing risk and instituting best practice due diligence principles

         Setting up a third party risk management framework

         Impact of technology and data on third party risk

 Click here to download the conference brochure with the full programme

More about Trade Conferences International

·         TCI has hosted more than 350 national events since 2002 within the government, transport, insurance, technology, and finance IT industries.

·         It is registered as a preferred conference organiser for all major banks for more than 16 years.

·         TCI is a proudly South Africa company, addressing global issues affecting the Southern African market.

·         TCI events feature top-level decision-makers and industry experts.

·         10 000+ delegates attended TCI conferences over the last 16 years.

·         97 % of attendees say that TCI events are well organised.

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Registration fee:

10% Discount Group registration fee for 3 or more = R8 280.00 + VAT = R9 522.00

15% Discount group registration fee for 5 or more = R7 820.00 + VAT = R 8 993.00
Normal registration fee: R9 200 + VAT = R10 580.00

To register as a delegate email Portia Dhlamini on portia@tci-sa.co.za or Ryno van Ellewee on ryno@tci-sa.co.za. Sponsorship & exhibition enquiries are handled by Portia Dhlamini on portia@tci-sa.co.za  or call 011 803 1553

For more 16 years; TCI has been a registered and preferred conference organiser for all major banks and financial institutions.

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