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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Preparing for Singapore's Rules on Senior Manager Accountability in Financial Institutions

MCO has partnered with Thomson Reuters to bring you a webinar that covers the new MAS conduct guidelines. Thomson Reuters experts and our Asia-Pacific director, Kelly-Ann McHugh will discuss how the MAS intends to ensure that senior executives are following the rules and if these firms' culture are reflecting high ethical standards. In addition, our speakers will give consideration to what firms need to take into account, as well as comparisons with other accountability regimes and whether they have been implemented effectively.

The MAS have been focusing on culture and conduct for some time to ensure that there are ethical practises in place that ensure customers’ interests are protected and there is fair treatment and ultimate accountability and appropriate governance in the financial industry. Most importantly, the regulator wants to ensure there is prudent risk-taking behaviour and robust risk management procedures to support financial institution’s soundness.

The agenda includes:

  • What firm and senior managers should be considering to comply with the new guidelines
  • What can senior managers do about reducing their liability?
  • Comparison of accountability regimes in Europe and Asia
  • Real cases of compliance breaches by senior managers and employees
  • and more...

Q&A Session at the end with Kelly-Ann McHugh, Nathan Lynch and Niall Coburn.

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Nathan Lynch
Manager, Regulatory Intelligence Asia-Pacific, Thomson Reuters

Nathan Lynch is the Manager for Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence in Asia Pacific.

He is an experienced writer, public speaker, media commentator and policy expert in the fields of Financial Crime Intelligence, Anti-Money Laundering, Counter-Terrorism Financing and Regulatory Risk.

At Thomson Reuters he takes a thought leadership role in relation to emerging threats, typologies, solutions and commercial opportunities in the financial crime and risk field. Nathan provides articles, expert analysis and practical guidance for the global financial services sector and leads the APAC financial crime reporting on Thomson Reuters’ Regulatory Intelligence platform, tracking developments in Asia-Pacific financial services law and regulation for our international subscribers.

Niall Coburn
Governance, Risk and ComplianceAsia - Pacific Regulatory Intelligence Expert, Thomson Reuters
Niall Coburn is the regulatory intelligence expert for the Asia Pacific region for Thomson Reuters. He was a Senior Specialist Adviser to the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) and Director of Enforcement for the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). Niall was part of an international team that wrote the regulatory and financial market laws and rules for the Dubai International Financial Centre.

Niall is a Barrister of the High Court of Australia and has over twenty years experience in financial markets and international regulation. In 2002, he was awarded an ASIC Australia Day Honour Medal for his work in corporate investigations.

He has worked in Europe, Middle East and Asia with financial institutions, liaising with international regulatory bodies and government agencies. Niall has published extensively on compliance and financial regulation internationally and written a book on corporate investigations published by Thomson Reuters, and has been a commentator in the Australian Financial Review on financial regulation and compliance.