Effective Risk Governance and Material Controls (Live Online Training)

Description

In this live online session, Satarla instructors provide an interactive tutorial, guiding learners through the core aspects of effective enterprise risk governance and material controls, including reporting under provision 29 of the UK corporate Governance Code.

Using Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) frameworks, risk and control governance models, and regulatory reporting practices from corporate governance, financial services, and other regulated industries, this course shows you how to design, implement, and report on effective risk and material control frameworks. Through practical governance and reporting examples, you will see how strong risk governance can improve organisational resilience, increase transparency, and provide clearer assurance to boards, benefiting both your organisation and the wider industry.

Key objectives:

• Delivering effective risk and material controls reporting for senior management, boards, and external stakeholders
• Refreshing your knowledge on the purpose and process of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
• Understanding the Provision 29 requirements of the 2024 UK Corporate Governance Code in relation to Enterprise Risk Management and material control
• The key elements of an effective Risk and Control Governance Framework
• How to articulate, assess, and escalate significant and emerging risks
• How to identify, document, and track material controls
• Assessing control effectiveness and providing assurance through the second and third lines of defence
• Using the risk framework to drive positive organisational outcomes, not just compliance
• Tracking how net risk changes over time, including capturing the narrative for the annual report

Certificate of completion available. 

Who is this course for? 

This course is designed for:

• Professionals new to or refreshing their knowledge of risk management.
• Those reviewing or improving their organisation’s approach to risk management.
• Individuals designing a risk management framework from scratch.
• Participants benchmarking their organisation against international best practice and standards.

Previous participants have included:

• Chief Risk Officers, Risk Managers, Analysts, CEOs, Audit Managers, HSE Managers, Finance Risk Managers, Quality Managers, and others entering or working within the risk management profession.

Format & Schedule

This course takes place over 2 days, with each session lasting 4 hours.