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SAY: Welcome to this session on Risk Transformation training where you will learn
how the Risk Consulting (RC) strategy comes to life for you.
INTRODUCE YOURSELF: If a business facilitator, he/she should introduce
him/herself, his/her role in the business and in the course.
If the host is not a business facilitator, he/she would say:
I am your facilitator for this course. You will also be introduced to various
partners that were on the different RC engagements you will see in this course.
SAY:
This course is in a web-based format and your participation and engagement
are expected in this interactive session via the Knowledge Checks.
Also, to receive CPE credits, you must participate in key activities and the exam
questions at the end.
[Insert Course Name]
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SAY:
An expert is someone who provides deeper insights.
Clients want risk optimization not purely risk mitigation, and we can achieve this
through transformative solutions.
Our clients seek our agility, specialized skills, and deep industry experience to
identify the industry risks in the future.
This keeps us ahead of changing regulations and business trends, and allows
us to navigate our clients through the most complex and challenging
landscapes to achieve long-term, strategic returns.
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SAY:
A global mindset is about thinking beyond boundaries.
And clients that require large-scale, transformational capability know this
demands the very best team a firm can offer.
Using a one-firm, global approach we can leverage our global footprint and
quickly mobilize our expertise across service lines and geographies to provide
holistic transformational solutions.
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SAY:
You will see this “top down” RC solution where the client’s senior management
had a desire for a risk management framework and we identified additional
strategic solutions.
THIS IS A BUILD SLIDE.
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SAY:
And this example shows that we brought the full power of our functions, service
lines, and global scope to the Board and C-suite to drive value.
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SAY:
This particular client had just changed their structure and needed a new and
effective compliance and operational risk program.
They felt the challenge of complying with more stringent rules and regulations
that went along with its new structure. This often meant a restructuring of
compliance functions to meet requirements while facing specific timeframes.
As a result, business units began to complain that meeting the needs of the
new requirements were encroaching on their productivity.
Furthermore, the oversight functions had a large redundant footprint on the
business
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SAY:
The client felt the burden across a variety of areas including internal audit,
operational risk management, privacy, information security, procurement and
compliance. Yet they recognized there was a distinct business need to increase
the efficiency and effectiveness of its GRC framework in order to avoid disruption
to its operations.
The CFO and General Counsel requested a review of the current organizational
structure and governance model for its risk and compliance functions.
The client also wanted a future state that increased efficiency and effectiveness
in many areas.
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SAY:
After a thorough analysis, we developed a detailed plan to implement effective
change and align some of the company’s functions and streamline the oversight
process.
We provided the client with a recommended future state organizational and
governance model and a high level road map to get there.
This included benefits and challenges associated with the future state
considering various strategic dimensions such as capital, liquidity, risk, tax,
regulatory, finance, operations and technology.
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SAY:
We provided a comprehensive solution and delivered an industry scan of risk
management functions, a Strategic Target Operating Model for risk
management functions, and an Actionable Target Operating Model roadmap.
The final result included a blueprint for the convergence of approximately four
different GRC processes through a shared service center and included
efficiency and effectiveness recommendations.
It also included a detailed roadmap with step-by-step implementation plans
along with clearly defined GRC roles and responsibilities to avoid overlap and
redundancies in the future.
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SAY: As you have seen, this client example showed the expert attribute.
The client relied on us for help and we assembled a senior, well-rounded,
cross-functional team, including IARCS and FRM amongst others, that included
some of the firm’s most prominent risk management professionals.
Each professional possessed a comprehensive understanding of the GRC
principles and programs as well as practical execution experience.
Many had experience with the client from previous work, which proved
beneficial for insight into the company’s culture and the challenges it faced
during its transformation.
The result was we brought deeper insights; this enabled our solution to be met
within the tight timeframe.
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SAY:
This example also showed the global mindset attribute.
The client required a large-scale, transformational capability and we used a
one-firm, global approach to quickly mobilize our expertise across geographies
by assembling a global team.
We also cross-teamed across service-lines to provide the right solutions and
took a global perspective and approach.
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SAY:
The solutions we delivered were high profile and enterprise-wide.
The final deliverable generated a blueprint to restore efficiencies and business unit
productivity.
The C-suite valued the steps we used to avoid future redundancies and valued that we
helped build an adaptable plan for 2nd line functions in a continually evolving
regulatory environment.
ELABORATE: On the 3 lines of defense for RC, expanding on the points below as
appropriate:
Through this engagement, we were able to help the client and bring value to all three
lines of defense.
– We helped management and the business owners through the first line of defense
with ownership, responsibility and accountability for assessing, controlling and
mitigating their risk content.
– In the 2nd line of defense, we assisted with the Standard Setters in the risk
management function to facilitate and monitor the implementation of effective risk
management practices.
– As a third line of defense, we made certain the Assurance Providers and internal
auditing function provided assurance to the organization's board and senior
management on how effective they assessed and managed its risks, including the
manner in which the first and second lines of defense operate.
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SAY:
• We also considered the future state of risks at the client based on our
understanding of their business model, current issues and potential future
regulatory implications they would be subject to.
• The client appreciated this perspective and the insights.
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SAY:
This was a strategic project that was sponsored by the CFO, Internal Audit and
the General Counsel and we were able to influence several members of the C-
suite and their direct reports.
As a result of our expertise and global mindset, we generated a transformative
solution and changed the way their management viewed risk: from ad hoc
projects of compliance and “box-checking” to seeing risk as a strategic
advantage.
As a result of the project, we educated their top management to think about risk
holistically, align what the various risk functions were doing, and consider risk
differently as a newly regulated bank holding company.
They saw how we effectively applied a risk “lens” or filter to balance their
performance and growth strategies.
We continue to meet with the client today about the importance of managing
risks in an efficient and effective manner.
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SAY:
In this second client example, you will see the how we demonstrated the
forward-thinking and passionate attributes while bringing the RC strategy to life.
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SAY:
To be forward-thinking, one must be anticipating change, conversant in
business trends and new regulations, and aware of risk exposure/what’s around
the corner.
Clients want our forward-thinking, insights, and practical implementation.
By bringing together our deep sector knowledge, world class expertise, and
innovative data analytics to the latest risk issues, we deliver impactful solutions
for our clients that create a real business advantage.
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SAY:
Being passionate means going further.
The world’s leading companies turn to us to navigate some of their most
complex business issues; they trust us to optimize risk to achieve their strategic
ambitions.
They do this because they see we are passionate and truly believe in what we
are doing.
To serve the best companies, we have the best people to work with: pragmatic
consultants that are passionate about helping our world-class clients transform
risk to an advantage.
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SAY:
… and how we identified additional risk opportunities to achieve transformative
solutions.
THIS IS A BUILD SLIDE.
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SAY:
You will see how we brought the full power of our functions, service lines, and
global scope to the Board and C-suite to drive value.
The result was numerous strategic projects through a long-term client
relationship.
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SAY:
While we had previously performed discrete engagements within Tax for this
client, the client did not see a need for risk management or other strategic
solutions.
Their organization lacked sufficient controls and an IA department; a regulatory
requirement designed to improve governance made the client understand the
need for a centralized control framework. Prior to this, compliance and ERM
was not on their agenda.
Spurred by this regulatory mandate, the client realized they would need an
internal audit function and that they were exposed in other areas to potential
risk.
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SAY:
They were also frustrated due to the lack of visibility into interrelated risks.
And they also realized they required a consolidation of multiple risk
assessments, having grown from acquisition.
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SAY:
As a result of our efforts, we were able to transform and widen the client’s
thinking by linking a discreet risk need to broader risk areas.
We went above and beyond to understand the big picture, and we identified
additional areas beyond the required regulatory change that they could benefit
from, including ERM and Compliance. This helped the client understand all
their potential risks.
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SAY:
We partnered with the client and took the time to truly understand their
challenges of transforming a culture by moving from a decentralized to a more
centralized oversight structure.
To best meet their needs, we brought together a cross-functional RC team to
share experiences and strategic approaches.
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SAY:
We exhibited the forward-thinking attribute; we anticipated the needs the client
would have considering their culture, organization, and the market dynamics.
We thought ahead while also understanding the current processes.
We helped anticipate future risk data needs that translated into building a
sustainable program and structure.
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SAY:
Understanding the client’s culture was critical to the success and allowed us to
exceed our standard high level of quality.
The passion we exhibited through our belief in our work and in helping the client
ultimately allowed us to influence the C-suite.
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SAY:
As a result of our work, we helped transform their organization from one of Risk
Oversight into a Performance Culture.
Through the course of several years, we helped the client understand their
potential risk exposure and we developed proactive solutions. The client also
saw a benefit to tighten their risk controls globally to enable sound business
growth.
Our work on one discreet project eventually led to us establishing a GRC
program and we enabled it with a tool.
Consequently, we have had a successful relationship with the client for over a
decade and have strategic input as an integral partner.
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SAY:
Through the series of projects, we influenced the Board and demonstrated how
the corporation could optimize risk to achieve their strategic ambitions.
The client appreciated our practical approach, process platform, transformation
plan, and the synergies we brought across Risk, IA, Compliance etc.
We were able to transform the client’s thinking of risk from a discreet need into
a discussion about the broader risk strategy and enterprise-wide critical issues.
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SAY:
… influenced the C-suite. In particular, we were able to widen the client’s view
of risk from a discreet need into a discussion about enterprise-critical issues.
We kept the vision and bigger picture in mind and determined how to best help
the client and lead them on that vision.
Because of our strategic role, we were able to help the client transform their
organization and we now participate in projects that are both complex and high
on the leadership agenda.
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