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The Global Risk Institute is pleased to announce a series of webinars examining the post COVID-19 landscape & the critical role financial services firms will play in creating renewed prosperity
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The Global Risk Institute is pleased to announce a series of webinars examining the post COVID-19 landscape & the critical role financial services firms will play in creating renewed prosperity
The Global Risk Institute is pleased to announce a series of webinars examining the post COVID-19 landscape & the critical role financial services firms will play in creating renewed prosperity. This is the second webinar in the series.
The Global Risk Institute is pleased to announce a series of webinars examining the post COVID-19 landscape & the critical role financial services firms will play in creating renewed prosperity. This is the third webinar in the series which focuses on geopolitical risk.
GRI Member Only Webinar Managing Risk Through and After the Pandemic The Global Risk Institute is pleased to announce a series of webinars examining the post COVID-19 landscape & the critical role financial services firms will play in creating renewed prosperity. This is the fourth webinar in the series. Key topics will include: Assessing post-GFC monetary policy (2010-19) prior to the pandemic Ultra-low interest rates and Quantitative Easing Impacts on inflation, asset valuation, and the debt levels of governments, businesses…
GRI Member Only Webinar Scenario analysis is a powerful tool for assessing climate-related risks, where the evolution of key variables is uncertain. Results can provide insights into the formation of strategy. Join us to hear more from Bank of Canada about their recent research in this field. Key topics will include: Developing plausible yet extreme scenarios for climate change and the transition to low-carbon Models that link the economy & climate, and which can provide insights into financial system risks High level…
Join GRI and Promontory Financial Group as we discuss how organizations should adjust and move towards long-term planning given the phase of the pandemic environment with a focus on Cyber Security and Privacy.
GRI Member Only Webinar Managing Risk Through and After the Pandemic The Global Risk Institute is pleased to announce a series of webinars examining the post COVID-19 landscape & the critical role financial services firms will play in creating renewed prosperity. This is the fifth webinar in the series. In our fifth installment of GRI’s “Managing Risk Through and After the Pandemic” webinar series, we will explain what Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is and the principles behind it. David Bezic…
GRI Member Only Webinar The GARP Risk Institute recently conducted its second annual global, cross-sectoral survey on climate-related financial risks, looking at the practices of 70 financial firms worldwide. Through the lens of the TCFD framework - governance, strategy, risk management, metrics, scenario analysis, and disclosure the report examines how firms measure and manage the risks and opportunities associated with climate change. Join this webinar with the authors to hear first-hand about survey results. Speaker Jo Paisley Co-President, GARP Risk…
NPH Member Webinar Speakers Pierre-Carl Michaud and Pierre-Yves Yanni from HEC Montreal will present the innovative tool built by HEC Montréal's Retirement and Savings Institute with the support of the Global Risk Institute, National Pension Hub. The tool accounts in a detailed manner for all major features of the tax and transfer system, and includes a stochastic component that allows to generate ranges of possible outcomes given possible future values of several key variables (e.g. household's wages, interest rates, investment…
NPH Member Webinar How successful has the Canadian model been over the past two decades both in terms of asset performance and liability hedging? Which features of this model have contributed the most to its success? Is the Canadian model restricted to a few flagship funds or has it spread across the country? Can other institutional funds borrow features from this model even if they are not in a position to adopt it entirely? Sebastien Betermier will address these questions…