AI- Changing the world of Risk and Compliance
Event Details
Free
Date and Time
Thu, 29 August 2024
13:00 - 13:45
Location
Your event Zoom link is available via IOB Learn, but will also be emailed to you before 11am on the morning of your event.
Event Details
Free
Date and Time
Thu, 29 August 2024
13:00 - 13:45
Location
Your event Zoom link is available via IOB Learn, but will also be emailed to you before 11am on the morning of your event.
The event will give you the opportunity to sample a typical lecture on our Professional Diploma in Banking programme at level 9.
IOB has a longstanding relationship with the Chartered Banker Institute (UK) whereby IOB members who successfully complete our Professional Diploma in Banking programme,( level 9), which is delivered by IOB and accredited by University College Dublin (UCD) are deemed to have automatically met the Chartered Banker Designation criteria and can apply for it, thus receiving both a UCD Award and the Chartered Banker Designation.
The Chartered Banker designation is considered to be: • Internationally recognised as the gold standard for professionals working in the banking sector. • Holders of the designation are recognised as highly qualified, professionals with a detailed knowledge of the modern banking sector and its ethical and professional requirements. The Professional Diploma in Banking consists of the following three modules: 1. Risk Management in Financial Institutions - runs from October 2024 to January 2025 2. Bank Governance and Regulation- runs from October 2024 to January 2025 3. Bank Capital and Asset Liability Management- Runs from February 2025 to May 2025
Students must complete the two Autumn Trimester modules first (Risk Management in Financial Institutions AND Bank Governance and Regulation) before moving on to the Spring Trimester module (Bank Capital and ALM). Each module carries 10 ECTS (academic credits).
In this programme taster sample lecture Níall Fitzgerald, who delivers the Bank Governance and Regulation module, will discuss: • How AI is reinventing the wheel of compliance • What the regulatory governance requirements are for AI • How AI impacts purpose and values in our Financial Institutions • AI policies and procedures with a strategic, operational and customer focus
Níall will discuss how his module will explore these topics in more detail.
The programme is also on the Pathway to the MSc in Financial Services - a flexible framework that allows students acquire the MSc in three stand-alone, professional diploma ‘bite-sized chunks'. This Pathway enables professionals to select from a range of professional postgraduate diplomas and combine them over time to attain an MSc
There is 0.5 CPD hours for the following designations:
LCI
PB
CB
CBD
CIFD
FCI
CFRCP
AFP
Níall Fitzgerald
Head of Ethics and Governance, Chartered Accountants Ireland
Níall leads the delivery of strategic objectives on business ethics and governance across operations, including policy, member support and resources, and engagement with regulators, standard setters and other stakeholders. Níall is a member of the Institute’s Sustainability Expert Working Party and is passionate about internal implementation of sustainability initiatives and applying sustainability reporting frameworks. His non-executive experience includes being a trustee of an occupational pension scheme, non-executive member of a governance and risk committee for an Irish charity and chairing a panel of judges for the Good Governance Awards in Ireland. Níall is the author of a number of expert guides and articles on ethics, organisational culture and corporate governance, as well as having produced a number of compliance toolkits for the audit and accounting profession. Níall lectures on governance, risk, ethics and compliance for IOB and is module co-ordinator for Bank Governance and Regulation on the Professional Diploma in Banking programme.
