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3RD INSTALMENT OF THE SERIES ON REGULATORY RISK CONFERENCES

Regulatory priorities a must for financial institutions in 2025

The ground beneath the feet of banks and financial services firms is always shifting within the regulatory landscape.

Resilience and risk management have never been more vital. In 2025 approaches to issues such as financial stability, fairness and protection, governance and controls, markets and competition would need to be a priority.

As supervisory authorities intensify efforts to standardize and streamline regulatory landscape banks are compelled to adjust their reporting processes accordingly.

In important areas, such as the Basel 3.1 banking reforms, the effects are already becoming clear, with rules being implemented in different forms and at different speeds around the world.

Businesses compliance, reporting and governance that prioritize compliance and governance will be well-equipped to navigate the complexities and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.

From market conduct, RegTech, Suptech, & fintech, regulatory risk and compliance, reporting, market conduct & consumer protection banks have to manage these risks and comply with all the rules and regulations concerning compliance.

Against this backdrop the upcoming Regulatory Reporting, Risk & Compliance Conference to be hosted on 4 & 5 June at the Indaba Hotel Fourways will be focusing on uniting key role players from banks, insurance companies, financial services, services providers and government at one forum to discuss and share insights on how delegates can tackle the challenges faced by financial institutions on meeting regulatory and reporting requirements.

Close to 30 speakers will be addressing topics covering sections such as regulatory risk challenges, market conduct in banks and the insurance industry, the global regulatory compliance landscape, consumer protection and regulatory technology.

As organisers of the annual AML & Financial Crime Southern Africa Conference, Trade Conferences

International (TCI) is proud to bring delegates another top regulatory event.

Looking forward seeing you there!

Sections to be covered

Regulatory reporting is the language of accountability, and organizations must speak it fluently to maintain credibility with regulators.

A few pertinent topics to addressed amongst others...

Challenges in regulatory reporting

Ways to improve your regulatory reporting process

Who must attend?

Professionals from banks, insurance companies, financial services companies and fintech dealing with the following:

compliance * ethics * regulatory risk * conduct risk * internal audit * risk assurance * governance * third party risk * customer engagement * KYC * technology * regulatory supervision * regulatory reporting & monitoring * suptech * regtech * market conduct * regulatory strategy & enablement * policy advocacy * stakeholder engagement * 

Organisations that attended previous Regulatory Conferences

Banking Association of South Africa * Old Mutual Life Assurance * Adept Advisory * Sabinet  * SA Reserve Bank  * Westbrooke Alternative Asset Management* Guardrisk * Sesiro Insurance (Botswana) * Lysis Financial * Financial Sector Conduct Authority *Semi Capital * IQBusiness  * Discovery Group Compliance * Development Bank of SA * Yoco * ABSA * Motus Mobility Solutions * Mutual & Federal Risk Finance * Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority * Standard Bank * Santam Specialised Business * Retail Assist * FNB * Bateleur Software * msg Compliance * MTN * Khumo Capital * Arc-Solutions * Payprop * African Bank * Standard Bank * FinGlobal * S & P Global * Investec * Adaptris * Old Mutual Insure * Discovery Bank * Glacier Financial Holdings * Liberty Group * Nedbank * Yoco Technologies * ACM Compliance *

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING THE Regulatory Reporting, Risk & Compliance Conference 2025

Engage in high-level debates and refine your ideas

Introducing cutting edge speakers from top organsiations dealing with regulation & compliance

Get insights into the latest trends

Sharpen your skills and learn how to implement strategies, trends and challenges in the regulatory sphere

Hear about the latest research

Focused topics dissecting the regulatory landscape in South Africa

Gain irreplaceable knowledge

Increase your knowledge and become fully competent regarding regulatory monitoring and reporting

Learn the basics of strategic planning

Acquire tips on how to negotiate, plan, organise and implement new strategies to smoothen regulatory operations in your department or organisation

Stay updated & informed

Update yourself on the regulatory risk financial institutions face

Break out of your comfort zone & mingle industry peers

Network with fellow delegates, speakers and exhibitors to improve your business contacts and relationships

Regulatory reporting is the necessary evil of compliance, a constant reminder that even in the pursuit of profit, accountability is paramount.

Our esteemed speaker panel

Farirai Kadungure Lubula
Head: Risk Advisory
IQbusiness

Thav Reddy
Group Head: Data Privacy
ABSA

Khursheeda Hassan
Head: Training Business Unit
Wolfpack Risk

Ryno Volschenk
Regional Manager: Compliance Officer
Masthead

Nicky Downing
Chief Executive Officer and Founder
Guideline BizTech

Yurika Pistorius
Head: Compliance
Clientèle

Kent Davis
Partner
Webber Wentzel

Andrew Keightley-Smith
Senior Associate: Forensics
ENSafrica

Manyara Ndowora
Senior Manager:
Internal Audit
Morar

Queen Munyai
Chief Executive Officer, Consumer Goods & Services
Ombudsman

Christopher Malan
Executive Manager Compliance and Prevention
Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC)

Masego Haille-Solomon
Head: Ethics
Public Investment Corporation (PIC)

Nasia Seria
Director
TransAtlantic Risk and Advisory Partners

Dirk Findeisen
Managing Partner
msg Rethink Compliance

Panel Discussion

Regulation, oversight and supervision

  • oversight vs. supervision: key difference and importance
  • evolution of regulatory frameworks
  • balancing regulation and innovation
  • ethics of regulation: when is oversight too much
  • regulatory compliance and corporate governance

Panelists:

Subathree  Padayachy
Associate Director
Adept Advisory

Trevor Moodley
Head:  Legal & Compliance
Discovery Bank

Guinevere Morton
Director: Regulatory Compliance & Internal Assurance
Gripp advisory

Panel Discussion

Importance of technology in managing market conduct risk for financial institutions and NBFIs

  • traditional methods no longer an option
  • challenges face by institutions in adopting technology
  • proactive vs reactive market conduct risk mangement
  • reduction of compliance costs and improved efficiency
  • real – time monitoring of market conduct indicators
  • proactive compliance and improved fraud prevention

Panelists:

Louise Hayward
Market Conduct Regulatory Specialist
Investec

Anri Dippenaar
Head: Compliance
Masthead

Carl Holliday
Attorney Compliance Specialist
Be Compliant

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