Next Generation Outsourcing: compliance and new third-party risks
CONFERENCE - JOURNAL OF COMPLIANCE & INTEGRITY
How to ensure compliance in an age of operational resilience,
artificial intelligence, and open finance?
The European Journal of Compliance and Integrity cordially invites you to its annual conference on May 28th, 2024, in the afternoon.
This conference, themed Next Generation Outsourcing: Compliance and New Third-Party Risks, is crafted to arm you with the necessary insights to navigate the evolving landscape of compliance challenges and risks associated with third-party risk management in today's expanding digital realm.
Following an introductory overview of third-party management in banking, financial, and insurance regulations, distinguished speakers will delve into various aspects of new regulations, addressing pivotal questions such as:
- How are third-party risks managed in alignment with DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) and the new technical standards?
- How do recent regulations bolster third-party data risk management, transitioning from data protection to data governance? (Including NIS2, Data Act, Data Governance Act, FIDA)
- What implications does Open Finance have on your outsourcing strategy?
- What challenges does artificial intelligence pose, and what role do FinTech companies play in outsourcing?
- What are the future perspectives on compliance in outsourcing?
Join us, either on-site or online, to engage in lively discussions with experts and your colleagues at this insightful conference.
PROGRAM
13.40 Participants welcome
- Grégory Renier, scientific collaborator, UCLouvain
13.50 Introduction by the Chairman
- Arnaud Lecocq, editor-in-chief EJC&I
14.00 Third-party management in banking, financial and insurance regulations:
an overview of a constantly evolving legal framework
- Bastiaan Bruyndonckx, partner at our Commercial & Litigation department
--> Newest regulatory trends and the Digital Finance Package
--> Navigating the Labyrinth: understanding the interplay and interpretation of regulatory instruments
--> Critical and non-critical outsourcing in the insurance sector
--> Shifting to the cloud as an insurer: considerations and practical guidance
14.30 Third-party risks management at the heart of DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) and the new technical standards
- James Walsh, outsourcing and DORA specialist, Euroclear
--> Contextualisation: how DORA intends to strengthen operational resilience
--> How does DORA influence risk management in your relationships with third parties?
--> How can "critical" service providers be supervised more closely?
--> The keys to ensuring compliance with new safety requirements: new technical standards
15.15 Pause
15.45 From data protection to data governance, how do new regulations strengthen third-party data risks management?
- Peter Craddock, partner, Keller and Heckman LLP
--> Latest news on data protection in the context of outsourcing, after six years of enforcement of the GDPR
--> NIS2, Data Act, Data Governance Act, FIDA: beyond personal data, how the GDPR has inspired these new outsourcing regulations
--> The impact of Open Finance on your outsourcing strategy
16:30 Round table discussion on the challenges of artificial intelligence and the role of FinTech’s in outsourcing, with the interventions:
- Jean-François Heering, FinTech Belgium
- Sandra Birtel, avocate & partner, KAUFHOLD & REVEILLAUD Avocats
--> Artificial intelligence and third parties: Friends or enemies?
--> From data optimisation to data collaboration, how can fintech help manage third-party risks?
--> Perspectives on the future of compliance in outsourcing
17.15 Interaction with participants
17.30 Closing Drink
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DOCUMENTATION
European Journal of Compliance & Integrity
- A magazine focused on the compliance profession in the broadest sense, at the heart of companies and in relation with external players such as lawyers and magistrates.
- A paper magazine published 4 times a year, with 1 or 2 conferences per year.
- A quarterly publication in French and English, offering in-depth analysis and practical information for all compliance officers.
REGISTRATION FEES
395 €, including:
- the special conference issue of the Journal ;
- a discovery subscription at the Journal ;
- the documentation, the coffee break, the closure drink.
Documentation will be handed out on the day of the event.
ACCREDITATION
Avocats.be, OVB, IJF, IJE : request in progress
FSMA (Compliance): accreditation number 500152
Registrations IFJ: send an email to [email protected]
A certificate of attendance will be sent by email once the participant's presence has been verified.
CONTACT
Ms. Carole Verdicq
Phone: 010/42.02.96
Email: [email protected]