MARIM International Risk Management Conference 2015

MARIM International Risk Management Gold Sponsors: Conference 2015 29 – 31 July, 2015 Resort World Langkawi (Awana Porto Malai) Pulau Langkawi, MALA...
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MARIM International Risk Management

Gold Sponsors:

Conference 2015 29 – 31 July, 2015 Resort World Langkawi (Awana Porto Malai) Pulau Langkawi, MALAYSIA

Silver Sponsor:

THEME: MANAGING RISK FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

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Registration Fees *The fees inclusive Conference kit, lunch, refreshment, dinner and optional tour

Standard Registration Payment Received before July 15th Inclusive 2 nights accommodation (Check in 29 Jul Check out 31 Jul)

Late Registration Payment Received after July 20th (Exclusive accommodation)

RM2900

RM2900

RM3200

RM3200

Members : 3-Day Conference Non MARIM Members: 3-Day Conference Academics (please attach a copy of your ID with the registration form)

RM1000 (without accommodation)

Professional Development Risk Management Workshop: 29 Jul (9.00am – 1.00pm) Social Events

Conference Delegate

Fees Inclusive 1 night accommodation (Check in 28 Jul) RM750

About the Conference The MARIM International Risk Management Conference 2015 will be held in Langkawi Island, Malaysia on 29-31 July 2015. This Conference is organized by the Malaysian Association of Risk and Insurance Management (MARIM) and supported by the Risk Management Research Unit, Universiti Utara Malaysia. The theme of the conference is ‘Managing Risk for A Sustainable Future’. The conference is expected to bring together 150 risk professionals, researchers and academics from the Asia-Pacific region to discuss issues pertaining to ensuring sustainability risk management. The conference offers pre-conference workshop, invited paper session and contributed research papers. There will be many opportunities for participants to share information and expertise while learning from peers around the world. In addition, the conference includes a Community Engagement Project in an effort to disseminate the risk management concepts and principles to the local community. 29th July, 15 (Day 1)

Additional Ticket RM

Gala Dinner

Included

RM100 per adult - 30 Jul RM65 per child - 30 Jul

Optional Tour (for the first 40 delegates only)

Included

RM 190 per pax

WORKSHOP Participants may choose to attend the pre-conference workshops. Three topics are available. Participants may register to the pre-conference workshop alone or together with the conference. Upon completion, participants will be awarded certificate of completion by UUM and eligible for CPD Points for IRiM. Participation is limited to 15 persons per workshop. Workshop 1 – Risk Management Standards

For more details on the conference, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected]

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Workshop 2 – Risk Mitigation Strategies in Mega Project Financing Workshop 3 – Risk Management Program Implementation

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30th July, 15 (Day 2) 11.00

Risk Landscape: What to expect in the Future? • •

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Key risk indicators in different geographical areas Understanding various types of emerging risks – pandemics, cyber, disaster and many more What kind of threat can we expect? The impacts of the new risks to individuals and organisations

Leadership in a Crisis: When Time is Crucial

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Treating Crisis as an Opportunity

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Crisis Management? Can we improve the management of the crisis?

Integrating Cyber Security and Business Continuity: Bank Experience Speaker: Siti Baizura Yunus, Head of Group Business Continuity Management - CIMB •

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Using risk management to protect banking industry against cyber attacks The role of business continuity in banking sector Linking cyber security and business continuity planning

Claim Management: Meeting Clients' Demand During Disaster

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The Impact of Catastrophic Risks on the Insurance Industry •

High interdependencies and complexity of business environment Disaster risk management strategies Disaster preparedness activities What are the common challenges? Or barriers to prepare?

Speaker: Abdul Halim Jantan, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - Sterling Insurance Brokers

Who should be and lead Crisis Management Team (CMT) Making decision with limited information Time pressure in decision making process Failure to manage crisis effectively and its impact

BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT TRACK

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INSURANCE MANAGEMENT TRACK

Speaker: Ismadi Ismail, General Manager Risk & Corporate Compliance Management – Telekom Malaysia •

Managing Complex Disaster: When an Event Lead to Another One

RISK GOVERNANCE TRACK 2.00

Managing Compliance Risk: Bank Experience Speaker: Lalitha Josephine Shariffa, Head Group Insurance & Takaful Compliance – Maybank

Looking at insurance from the policy owners’ perspective Understanding insurance claim processes How insurance companies manage claims after a disastrous event? What are the best practices and what to expect by policy owners?



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2.45

Global Politics Threats: How can Insurance Help? Speaker: Chairil Mohd Tamil, Deputy President & Chief Business Officer (CBO) – Exim Bank Malaysia • • •

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Defining political risk Where are the key political risks? What do companies need to be aware of when involving in crossborder activities Risk mitigation strategies in conducting business abroad Risk transfer through insurance purchase How the existing risk management frameworks helps banks to comply with the regulations?

Looking at insurance from the insurance providers’ perspective How has disaster related insurance market change after several disastrous events – domestic and global experience Can insurance companies meet the claim payouts? Promoting catastrophe risk insurance

2.45

Risk Communication & Ways to Communicate Risk Effectively • •

3.30

The common issues of corporate governance and corporate compliance The evolution of regulations that affecting banking industry How the existing risk management frameworks helps banks to comply with the regulations?

What are the main challenges in communicating risk? How to communicate out risk effectively?

Raising Sustainability Awareness in Organizations •

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Understanding the concept of sustainability in the context of risk management What can be done to improve sustainability awareness? How can an organisation get benefited through sustainability? Integrating sustainability in decision making process and day-to-day

31st July, 2015 (Day 3) 9.00

Emerging Supply Chain Risk: Potential Damages and Risk Mitigation Strategies Speaker: Hamish Ravindran, Senior Business Development Manager - FM Global • • • •

9.45

What are the types of supply chain risks Difference in treatment of supply chain risks Supply chain risk management standard Where is the common ground and differences across industries?

Forensic Report of Flood Disaster 2014: Lesson Learned Speaker: Prof Dr. Zulkifli Yusop, Water Research Alliance – Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) • •

11.00

Perils and risk factors of the flood disaster 2014 Lessons learned for all stakeholders

Forum: Preparing for Disaster: The Roles of Stakeholders • •



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Defining many types of disasters – natural vs man-made The importance of having all parties working together to improve disaster preparedness Culture challenges in achieving maximum level of disaster preparedness The role of regulators Key risk indicators in Asian regions

About the Organizers Malaysian Association of Risk and Insurance Management (MARIM)

RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH UNIT (UKPR)

MARIM is a non-profit trade association representing CORPORATIONS which practice Risk and Insurance Management in Malaysia. MARIM was founded in 1992 & the association is managed by an Executive Committee elected by its members. The main objective of MARIM is to promote, foster, encourage and develop concepts and practice of Risk and Insurance Management. Members shall benefit from participation in a wide range of educational lectures and seminars in the field of Risk Management and Insurance. The membership also provides access to a network of Risk and Insurance Managers and Associations locally and internationally. MARIM objectives are:

Risk Management Research Unit (UKPR) was founded under the School of Economics, Finance & Banking, Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM). The Unit was established to foster the knowledge and understanding on risk management with the aim to become the referred center in the field of risk management for non-profit organizations in ASEAN. Currently, this unit is run by faculty members specializing in various disciplines of risk management. This unit involves in many activities including but not limited to consultation, research, publication, and organizing conferences and seminars in risk management and insurance.













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To promote and support education and certification in Risk Management; To provide a forum for the exchange of views and experience of those engaged in risk management To provide consultancy to authorities/regulatory bodies in the areas of risk management To cooperate with regulatory bodies, government agencies, industries, related associations, media and other stakeholders, To encourage and cultivate active engagement with members and chapters, To become a primary resource centre for risk management.

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