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The event has rich content and compact arrangement.
——Bank of Shanghai

The event looks very great and these speakers are very qualified. I learn much from it.
——China CITIC Bank

The profile of participants is very good and many of them are our potential customers. Many bankers’ presentations are very valuable.
——Oracle

The conference is good. Esp. 1-to-1 meeting is a great idea. The speaker profile covers major banks and the service is very meticulous.
——SAS

The conference is very influential in the banking industry. Good organization, good operation and services.
——CCH TeamMate

The event is very great and useful. The organizing committees are very pro-active in any help on site. The event is very rich and diverse. The guest speakers raised many good advices to improve risk management level and gave me more insights about how to better our bank’s ability.
——Shanghai Rural and Commercial Bank

The topics are very timely. The organization is strict and outstanding.
——Bank of China

Excellent organization, comprehensive and profound topics, very informative. Great Job.
——Pingan Bank

































Nowadays, financial institutions tend to be caught between a rock and a hard place. They need to seize new opportunities as they arise while remaining accountable to ever more stringent regulatory demands. Added to that, capital is an increasing scarce commodity.

 As the size and complexity of China's banking sector grow, there are several objectives bank regulators should pursue to promote economic development. The recent global financial crisis demonstrated that the most important issue is probably risk management in banks. Effective risk management is an important issue for all financial sectors, but is especially so for China's, given the country's rapid rate of growth.

Since 2011, China’s banking sector has proactively implemented the national macro-adjustment policies, effectively managed the pace and balance of credit supply, improved their own risk management capability, and actively promoted steady functioning of banking sector as well as the sound and rapid development of national economy. ...more>>

3rd annual China Banking Risk Management International Summit 2010, the largest banking risk management event in China, was successively held in Beijing, October 26-27, 2010. The event focused on China banking industry, gathering regulators from People’s Bank of China, China Banking Regulatory Commission and other foreign and China banking industry practitioners. They exchanged ideas and discussed about hot issues on Basel II implementation, stress testing, anti-money laundry and various risks (credit risk, operation risk, market risk, liquidity risk and compliance risk).

 The event attracted more than 150 attendees from 25 China’s leading banks, 9 city commercial banks and 10 multinational large banks attended, such as ICBC, CCB, BOC, BANKCOMM, ABC, SDB, SPD Bank, CITIC Bank, Minsheng Bank, PingAn Bank, Bank of Beijing, Citibank, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, RBS and etc. They proactively exchanged ideas, discussed about key issues regarding banking risks and sought the solutions to specific problems faced by Chinese banks. 7 sponsors & exhibitors presented and showcased their advanced technologies and tailor-made solutions to banking risk management.

3rd China Banking Risk Management International Summit 2010 was a successful event and we are looking forward to its 4th annual event.


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