15 March 2017 Half Day Seminar - Obtaining More Value From Risk & Actuarial F...Ian-Edward Stafrace
Most insurers based in Malta ten years ago would not have had formal risk or actuarial functions, other than those in life business. Fast forward to present day and all have had to implement these as key functions expected by regulations. Beyond compliance are these functions providing added value to the business?
On 15 March a half day seminar with a focus on the insurance sector organised jointly by the Malta Association of Risk Management (MARM), the Malta Actuarial Society (MAS) and the University of Malta will aim to provide insight and thought leadership gained from experienced risk and actuarial professionals on how organisations embed and make best use of these new functions. We will also briefly show how insurers operating internationally can deal with challenges posed by OECD’s BEPS project. The event will be concluded by a panel session discussing emerging risks and opportunities. We are also very pleased to have the keynote delivered by Julia Graham, an internationally renowned risk and insurance professional.
This guidance issued by the Malta Association of Risk Management (MARM) is intended to describe a base level of competencies for a professional risk manager to function effectively in any sector. The document covers:
● Roles of the Risk Manager - describes the tasks associated with each role and common or likely requirements supporting the achievement of these tasks
● Required Competencies - outlines the competencies required of a risk manager to effectively carry out the roles the Roles of a Risk Manager
● Demonstrating Competence - outlines ways in which these competencies can be demonstrated to third parties by risk managers
15 March 2017 Half Day Seminar - Obtaining More Value From Risk & Actuarial F...Ian-Edward Stafrace
Most insurers based in Malta ten years ago would not have had formal risk or actuarial functions, other than those in life business. Fast forward to present day and all have had to implement these as key functions expected by regulations. Beyond compliance are these functions providing added value to the business?
On 15 March a half day seminar with a focus on the insurance sector organised jointly by the Malta Association of Risk Management (MARM), the Malta Actuarial Society (MAS) and the University of Malta will aim to provide insight and thought leadership gained from experienced risk and actuarial professionals on how organisations embed and make best use of these new functions. We will also briefly show how insurers operating internationally can deal with challenges posed by OECD’s BEPS project. The event will be concluded by a panel session discussing emerging risks and opportunities. We are also very pleased to have the keynote delivered by Julia Graham, an internationally renowned risk and insurance professional.
This guidance issued by the Malta Association of Risk Management (MARM) is intended to describe a base level of competencies for a professional risk manager to function effectively in any sector. The document covers:
● Roles of the Risk Manager - describes the tasks associated with each role and common or likely requirements supporting the achievement of these tasks
● Required Competencies - outlines the competencies required of a risk manager to effectively carry out the roles the Roles of a Risk Manager
● Demonstrating Competence - outlines ways in which these competencies can be demonstrated to third parties by risk managers
Corporate Nigeria Annual is targeted at providing investment information for foreign and local investors by ranking quoted companies using following 9 ratios/indices: Income, Income Growth, Profit Before Tax, PBT Growth, Profit Margin, Earnings Per Share, Value Added, Value Added Growth and Average Pay.
In addition, the publication would also contain reports on macro indices on Nigeria’s economy, Who’s Who amongst CEOs and contact addresses.
Complimentary copies will be distributed to Nigeria's Diplomatic Missions abroad, e-book version will be available online especially through the sister blog, dedicated to financial analysis www.henates.blogspot.com and hard copies will be on sale throughout Nigeria.
Corporate Nigeria Annual therefore offers a very good and long term medium for goodwill generation through logo or product display on cover boxes and advertisements inside.
Please contact us CorporateNigeriaAnnual@gmail.com for advert insertions, supplements and special focus.
See attached rates.
Thank you
A Summary of My Professional Qualifications. It is in Power Point Presentation format for easy and convenient access. Browse through it in "Slide Show Mode" and click on what you want to see.
ALHUDA CENTRE OF ISLAMIC BANKING & ECONOMICS IS PLEASED TO ORGANIZE AFRICAN 2 – DAYS SPECIALIZED TRAINING WORKSHOP ISLAMIC BANKING, ISLAMIC SME & ISLAMIC MICRO FINANCE on 13th & 14th June, 2014 - Ghana
Corporate Nigeria Annual is targeted at providing investment information for foreign and local investors by ranking quoted companies using following 9 ratios/indices: Income, Income Growth, Profit Before Tax, PBT Growth, Profit Margin, Earnings Per Share, Value Added, Value Added Growth and Average Pay.
In addition, the publication would also contain reports on macro indices on Nigeria’s economy, Who’s Who amongst CEOs and contact addresses.
Complimentary copies will be distributed to Nigeria's Diplomatic Missions abroad, e-book version will be available online especially through the sister blog, dedicated to financial analysis www.henates.blogspot.com and hard copies will be on sale throughout Nigeria.
Corporate Nigeria Annual therefore offers a very good and long term medium for goodwill generation through logo or product display on cover boxes and advertisements inside.
Please contact us CorporateNigeriaAnnual@gmail.com for advert insertions, supplements and special focus.
See attached rates.
Thank you
A Summary of My Professional Qualifications. It is in Power Point Presentation format for easy and convenient access. Browse through it in "Slide Show Mode" and click on what you want to see.
ALHUDA CENTRE OF ISLAMIC BANKING & ECONOMICS IS PLEASED TO ORGANIZE AFRICAN 2 – DAYS SPECIALIZED TRAINING WORKSHOP ISLAMIC BANKING, ISLAMIC SME & ISLAMIC MICRO FINANCE on 13th & 14th June, 2014 - Ghana
1. OLOHUNLANA AMINAT OLAYINKA
Aminat hold a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Economics at the Lagos State University and the
University of Lagos respectively. She is an associate member of the Institute of Chartered Economist of
Nigeria (ICEN) and Organisation of Economist and Business Analyst of Nigeria (OEBAN). She is certified
by the Chartered Institute of Banking in Nigeria as a micro finance practitioner (MCPCIBN). She is also
member of the Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) and the Chartered Institute of Personnel
Management (CIPM).
She has gathered over Six years of microfinance banking experience in the area of marketing,
Operations, Control and majorly Credit and Risk Management. She has worked with other organisations
before joining Mutual Benefits Microfinance bank limited (formerly Associated Investment micro finance
bank limited). She was the head credit and risk management at NNEW Women’s Micro Finance Bank
Limited before joining Crossover microfinance bank limited.
Aminat has undergone several trainings in areas of credit administrations and management, Internal
Control and Audit, Operations to mention but a few.