ADVANCED RISK MANAGEMENT TRAINING – PROGRAM SCHEDULE

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    TIME
Day 1
Reporting Session Arrival, Registration and Introduction 08:30 – 09:00
Meaning, scope and purpose of Risk Management  Origins and Meaning of Risk 09:00-10:00
Impact of risks on organisation
Practial aspects of risk management
Tea Break 10:00-10:30
Linkage of risk and organisational objective 10:30-13:00
Principles, standards and objectives of risk management

ISO 31000, CoSO, CoCo Models and Basel Guidelines

Lunch Break 13:00-14:00
Enterprise  Risk Management and Risk management framework 14:00-15:45
Operational risk and Fraud risk Management (overview)
Case Analysis – Part I
  Video practical session I 15:45-16:30
Day 2
Openings Recap 08:30-09:00
  Market Risk, Credit Risk and Portfolio Credit Risk Management 09:00-10:45
  Tea Break 10:45-11:15
 Basic Risk Analytics

 

Risk Aware Culture 11:15-13:30
The three lines of defence
Approaches to Risk Measurement
Lunch Break 13:30-14:30
Basic Risk Control Analytics
Case Analysis – Part II (Practices)
14:30-16:30
END OF DAY TWO
Day 3
Openings Recaps 08:30-09:00
Practical Risk Management Session

 

09:00-10:00
Public Sector Risk Management (Tanzania case study)
Role of the Board and Current Board Practices in Risk Management
Tea Break 10:00-10:30
 Designing and Use of Risk Register (Practice Session) 10:30-13:30
Video Practical Session II
  Case Study Part IV
  Personal Action Plan and Certification Opportunities
  Lunch Break 13:30
  Certificate Award

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IRMT is pleased to invite Risk Management Professionals, Directors, Risk Managers, Risk Coordinators, Head of units, Risk champions, Compliance officers, Bankers, Planners, Human Resources Personnel, Accountants & Auditors, ICT Personnel, and other stakeholders responsible for developing and conducting risk management activities to attend the 8th Annual Risk Management Summit to be held from 17th to 21st November 2025 at Gold Crest Hotel, Mwanza with a theme titled: “NAVIGATING THE GLOBAL RISK LANDSCAPE: AI, ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL GOVERNANCE AND THE FUTURE OF RISK MANAGEMENT.”