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Mitsutoshi M. Adachi Mitsutoshi M. Adachi is Director of the Examination Planning and Review Division, the Financial Systems and Bank Examination Department of the Bank of Japan. His Division is responsible for examination policy development and review of financial institutions and the implementation of global regulatory standards. Mr. Adachi has had a long career as a financial supervisor and a global macro-economist. His specialization includes financial risk management and economics of central Europe and emerging Asia. He has extensive international experience, starting with as a working group member of the Euro-currency Standing Committee. He represents the Bank of Japan in two groups of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the Standards Implementation Group (SIG) and the SIG Banking Book Subgroup. He has been the Chairman of the SIG Operational Risk Subgroup since May 2010. Prior to the current assignment, Mr. Adachi served as economist at Policy Development and Review Department (now Strategy, Policy, and Review Department) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and participated in a number of country missions to central Europe and Asia as well as working on program surveillance of member countries. He was also a senior economist at the Institute of International Finance (IIF), the industry group based in Washington DC. Mr. Adachi, a Japanese national, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo in 1989. He did graduate work on game theory and industrial organization at Boston University under the supervision of the late Professor Robert W. Rosenthal, receiving a Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1996. He has been published in leading professional journals including the European Economic Review (now the Journal of the European Economic Association) and the Journal of Comparative Economics. He lives in central Tokyo with his wife and daughter. |
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Todd Bose Todd Bose holds the position of Vice President within Wells Fargo's Asia Compliance & Operational Risk team where he serves as Asia Operational Risk Manager (Hong Kong). Prior to Wells Fargo, he was employed by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe Ltd (London) where he was responsible for the development and smooth implementation of a significantly revised and strengthened operational risk management framework for the European subsidiary. Previously, he has held regional risk roles at Citigroup (London) and at Goldman Sachs (New York) as a senior analyst dealing in equity and proprietary trading desk operations. |
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Andrew Cherriman Andrew Cherriman is head of operational risk management for wholesale banking at Standard Chartered bank, based in Singapore. Before joining Standard Chartered in 2008, Andrew headed up operational risk and then financial control for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Merrill Lynch in London, positions he held from 2004-2008. Other roles have included head of operational risk for credit markets at JP Morgan in London from 2000-2004, operational risk manager for Dresdner Kleinwort Benson in London from 1999 - 2000 and head of swaps operations at Merrill Lynch in London from 1996 to 1999. Andrew started his career as a chartered accountant at Deloitte and Touche and holds a degree in computer science from the University of Salford |
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Natasha Foster Natasha has been in banking for 15 years and has held a number of senior roles in credit, compliance and operational risk. Her current role is the setting up and running of ANZ's Manila Hub Risk & Business Management functions in the Philippines. Her focus is on developing a strong risk culture, implementing & ingraining solid risk management practices and ensuring transitioning processes are brought across successfully, within accepted risk appetite. Her role is also responsible for the management of relationships with local regulators and offshore business partners. |
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Muhammad Tariq Gondal Muhammad Tariq Gondal is a senior professional having 18 years of experience in audit, risk and operations in commercial and central banking. Currently, Mr.Gondal heads the operational risk function of Pakistan's leading commercial bank. Loss database management, monitoring of risk indicators, analyzing significant losses, facilitating RCSA exercise and overseeing other operational risk issues on bank-wide basis are key areas of his responsibility. Mr. Gondal also facilitates the operational risk work shops and awareness sessions for bank's staff and also serves as visiting faculty for Central Bank's training institute. Previously, he served at central bank of Pakistan in various areas including Banking Inspection and operations. |
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Brian S. Kelly |
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Guntupalli Bharan Kumar Mr Bharan Kumar is currently the Deputy General Manager of Operational Risk Management at ICICI Bank in India. He joined the bank in 2006 and has focused on overseeing ORM for ICICI's international operationsl across Asia, North America and Europe. He has also worked with ING Bank and Murugappa Group. |
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Darren Measures Darren Measures is an Executive Director, Head of Risk for Asia Pacific region of JPMorgan Worldwide Security Services, based out of Hong Kong, a position he recently transitioned into. Prior to that he was Head of Clearance & Collateral Management Client Sales & Management in New York, a position he held since November 2007. From 2004 through 2007, Darren was the global product manager responsible for the launch of the Derivatives Collateral Management product and US Equity TriParty Repo. He had moved to the US from London in 2000 in order to run the Western Hemisphere operation after working on the Investment Bank's OTC derivatives collateral management program. Darren joined JPMorgan in 1999 with significant experience in sales, credit and market risk management garnered during tenures at Citibank, SBC and UBS. These experiences developed his knowledge of OTC libor, government, equity and credit derivative products. He is a working member of the International Swaps and Dealers Association's Collateral Committee. |
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Shigehiko Mori |
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Keith Noyes Keith Noyes is the Regional Director, Asia-Pacific at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. Mr. Noyes is based in Hong Kong and heads the offices in Hong Kong and Singapore. His focus is on strengthening ISDA's relationships with key constituencies in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, India, Australia and other countries in the region. Since July, 2010, Mr. Noyes serves as an invited industry consultant in the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's Product Advisory Committee and since August 2011 Mr. Noyes co-chairs the HKMA Treasury Market Association working group on establishing a CCP in Hong Kong.
Mr. Noyes holds an MBA degree from University of California, Los Angeles and an AB from Dartmouth College and spent a year studying economics at Beijing University. |
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Anthony Rizzo Anthony Rizzo is risk management professional with extensive experience across the domestic and international banking, and financial services sector spanning 24 years. With approximately 10 years experience in Operational Risk, Controls and Quality Assurance roles in global banking organisations, such as State Street and JP Morgan, and currently with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, where Anthony is responsible for coverage of the Institutional Banking and Markets offices across Asia, Europe and America's. An accomplished people leader and change manager, with a demonstrated background of success in developing, implementing and embedding new business systems, risk and control frameworks, policies and processes. |
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Abhijit Sinharoy Abhijit is a seasoned risk professional with over 20 years of risk management experience in banking and in the payments industry. He spent over 13 years with Bank of America and Standard Chartered Bank in a variety of senior credit management roles. He then managed Visa's Asia-Pacific Country Risk Management team for four years, after which he was Risk Director with Citibank for three years responsible for risk performance monitoring across the Global Consumer Bank. He currently heads Visa's Enterprise Risk Management team for International. |
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Yusuf Yasin |
