Defining and Reporting Data Risk in Banking

Join an exclusive, small-group discussion for senior data and AI leaders, providing a confidential space to exchange insights, share challenges, and learn from peers.

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As regulatory demands grow and data environments become more complex, organisations have an opportunity to rethink how regulatory data is produced and governed. This session will explore how cloud-native architectures, data products and AI can create more efficient, trusted and reusable approaches to reporting, while considering how regulatory engagement itself may evolve. 

Discussion Questions:

• How should banks structure their data risk taxonomy and how granular should it be?
• Which indicators and thresholds give executives and the board a meaningful view of data risk exposure, trends and breaches of appetite?
• How should accountability be divided between the data office, operational risk and business areas so that reported risks lead to action?

 Who should attend:  

This session is designed for senior data and AI leaders who:  

• Are directly involved in defining data risk taxonomy, indicators or executive reporting, whether at an early stage or refining an existing approach and;
• Work in large, complex or multi-regional banks

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Accelerator format:

DataIQ Accelerators are focused peer-to-peer discussions designed to address, and problem solve around a concrete challenge. Each session brings together a curated group of qualified contributors with relevant expertise to validate ideas, share practical perspectives, and shape actionable next steps. 

What to expect: 

• Invitation-only, moderated discussions for senior data and AI leaders to share ideas, brainstorm, and learn from collective expertise to solve a specific challenge. 

• Contributors are asked to actively participate and openly share their experiences. 

• Hosted under Chatham House rules. 

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