Vendor & Third Party Risk USA Agenda

Day Two | June 8

8:00-8:50

Registration and breakfast

8:50-9:00

Chairs opening remarks

Day two moderator: Peter PerneboManaging Director, Global Head of Third Party Risk Management Solutions, KY3P®, S&P Global Market Intelligence

9:00-9:45

CYBER SECURITY – PANEL DISCUSSION
Reviewing current cyber threats posed and mitigating these down the supply chain

  • Handling potential data breaches
  • Notifying employees
  • Mitigating risk exposure that arises from data leaks
  • Knowing when to cut off vendors after multiple cyber breaches
  • Coordinating outreach to a vendor once an attack occurs
  • Working with vendors to mitigate cyber risks
  • Understanding how third and fourth parties are impacted by cyber breaches
  • Getting responses from fourth parties to understand exposure in a timely manner
  • Leveraging technology to keep up with the pace of change from attacks
  • Creating automated responses once a breach occurs
  • Understanding how vendors protect data from breaches

Nate Vanderheyden, Executive Director, US Banks Cyber & Information Security, Morgan Stanley

Andrew Egoroff,  Senior Cybersecurity Specialist, ProcessUnity

Mike Jawetz, Director, Solution Architecture, CyberGRX

Madiha Fatima, Executive Director – Operational & Outsourcing Risk, JP Morgan

9:45-10:20

CYBER INSURANCE
Best practices for procuring and managing cyber insurance

  • Understanding the value of cyber insurance
  • Leveraging the value of your cyber coverage during data breaches
  • Implementing continuous monitoring
  • Knowing your options if cyber insurance is reduced or removed
  • Evaluating supplier cyber insurance coverages and their limits
  • Appreciating the contractual interplay between indemnification, insurance, and Limitation of Liability

Andrew MoyadChief Executive Officer, Shared Assessments

10:20-10:50

Morning refreshment break and networking

10:50-11:25

CYBER
Best practices for a world class third-party cyber risk program

  • Rapidly identify vulnerabilities or concentration risk across third party vendors
  • Learn which security issues are most correlated with breach likelihood so you can focus oversight in critical areas
  • Understand how continuous monitoring techniques can help alert you to risks
  • Identify strategies to engage with third party vendors that will lead to measurable risk reduction

Vanessa JankowskiSenior Vice President & General Manager, TPRM & CNI, Bitsight

11:25-12:00

AI & TPRM
Implementing AI within third party programs to allow for automation of tasks and increase internal efficiency

  • Collaborate with vendors to drive a trusted third-party risk management program
  • Leverage trusted security data to make faster and smarter decisions about their vendors
  • Proactively engage with third parties who have poor cybersecurity posture to prevent breach

Larry SlusserVice President Global Head Professional services Delivery, SecurityScorecard

12:00-1:00

Lunch break and networking

A series of informal roundtable discussions, chaired by industry professionals, which are optional and outside of the event structure. Engage with peers on a topical subject of your choice over lunch.

  • Managing a TPRM program when going through M&A process
    Hugo RamirezSVP BBVA US Internal Audit responsible for Governance, Transactional & Fraud Risks and TPRMBBVA
  • The “contract checklist”: risk vs regulatory expectations
    James Mcpherson, Director & Counsel, Credit Agricole
  • Affiliate reviews – when you vendor isn’t 3rd party
    Carolyn Handley, Head of Vendor Due Diligence & Monitoring – NA Investments, Global Investment Center, Aon
  • Managing reputational risk of third parties
    Thomas BrandtChief Risk Officer/Director, Office of Planning and Risk, Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
  • Integrating ESG into third party risk practices
    Ken WolckenhauerVP, Vendor Management, Nordea Bank

1:00-1:45

GLOBAL REGULATIONS – PANEL DISCUSSION
Identifying regulatory expectations on a global level and integrating requirements under a unified framework

  • Integrating all upcoming regulation into TPRM program
  • Staying abreast of all changes
  • Ensuring third parties have appropriate controls to comply with regulations
  • Interpreting guidance from NY DFS
  • Reviewing core requirements
  • Demonstrating compliance
  • Producing a TPRM program to align with all regulatory bodies
  • Leveraging internal teams to identify and comply with regulations
  • Responding to the upcoming inter-agency guidance
  • Keeping pace and staying compliant with the evolving world of banking
  • Utilizing fintechs & open banking

Donald Mones, VP Compliance, Head of Third Party Risk, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.

Shamial Afzal, Head of Supplier Management Governance, Legal & General Investment Management

Stuart Hoffman, Governance & Operational Risk Policy Analyst, OCC

Cyril Korenbeusser, Chief Resilience Officer, BNP Paribas CIB

1:45-2:20

What are the prudential regulators saying about fintech partnerships

  • Background: The historic role of banks as depositors, lenders, and transacting processors
  • FinTechs as service providers
  • FinTechs as bank “partners”
    • Benefits to banks
    • Controversy
    • Money transmitter laws
  • Reviewing where institutions stand now
    • Comments from Fed, FDIC, OCC
    • Types of products
  • Reviewing recommendations for future

Leah CampbellCounsel, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

Jera BradshawCounsel, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

2:20-2:50

Afternoon refreshment break and networking

2:50-3:25

COLLABORATION
Increasing collaboration and visibility between internal teams and vendors and utilizing technology to mitigate risks

  • Utilizing internal and external tools without being disjointed
  • Collaboration internally and externally to operate on same platforms
  • Ensuring communication from front to back office
  • Managing risk between both sides
  • Operationalizing internal teams effectively
  • Tying together siloed activities
  • Understanding what stakeholders are involved to decision make
  • Allowing transparency and visibility when contracting
  • Gaining buy in from stakeholders
  • Aligning with TPRM and procurement teams

Olga BaldwinVP, Vendor Management, Axiom Bank

3:25-4:00

M&A
Managing an increase with M&A activity and alignment of programs

  • Reviewing challenges brought with M&A’s
  • Managing TPRM programs when going through M&A process
  • Building a plan for the transition
  • Increased scalability of vendors and performing risk assessments
  • Increased reliance on outsourcing post-covid
  • Manage current vendors and incorporating new vendors from M&A
  • Increase in concentration risk

Hugo Ramirez, SVP BBVA US Internal Audit responsible for Governance, Transactional & Fraud Risks and TPRM, BBVA

4:00-4:10

Chair’s closing remarks

4:10

End of Congress