How are Standard Setting Bodies changing Banking for good? The view from Standard Setting Bodies

  • 7 February 2024
  • Webinar
  • 500 PLACE(S) AVAILABLE
Event Details

In July 2023, the Institute in partnership with Starling Insights, a knowledge-sharing platform dedicated to bringing new solutions to the management of nonfinancial risks, compiled a retrospective white paper focusing on culture and conduct reform efforts over the past decade.

We invited a small group of global leaders to contribute remarks, and among those who contributed were Baroness Kramer (PCBS member), Stuart Mackintosh (G30 director), Peter Routledge (Canada’s Superintendent of Financial Institutions), Clare Bolingford (New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority), and several others.

This webcast series follows on from that publication and we will be inviting some of those authors, and other leading experts, to consider in more detail their views and practical solutions to banking sector culture and conduct reform.   

This joint series of webcasts, hosted by the Chartered Banker Institute in partnership with Starling Insights, will bring together policymakers, regulators, standard-setting bodies, senior banking professionals, renowned academics, and other leaders to discuss how conduct and culture risks are managed and supervised across different jurisdictions. A key theme will explore potential solutions that can be deployed globally, in a consistent and data-driven manner that permits for effective horizontal peer review. Please see here to view Episode 1.

Episode 2 will be hosted by Joanne Murphy (COO, Chartered Banker Institute)Featuring:  Myles McGuinness (CEO, Financial Markets Standards Board), Stephen Scott (Founder & CEO, Starling Trust Sciences), Simon Thompson (CEO, Chartered Banker Institute and Member, Global Banking Education Standards Board), and Martin Moloney (Secretary General, IOSCO).

Chair

Joanne Murphy, MBA, MCIBS, Assoc CIPD

Joanne Murphy, MBA, MCIBS, Assoc CIPD

Chartered Banker Institute | Interim Chief Executive

 

Joanne Murphy began her career in the early 1990s in London, working in television before transitioning into finance. She spent a decade at General Electric, becoming qualified in training and Six Sigma, and a further 10 years at RBS (now known as NatWest) in various roles. 

Joining the Chartered Banker Institute post-financial crisis, Joanne developed and led the implementation of the CB:PSB Foundation Standard, helping over 340,000 individuals globally achieve a common standard of knowledge and behaviours. She also collaborated with Nottingham University to create a professionalism index for banking resilience and with YouGov to produce detailed research on perceptions of UK banking. 

 In 2014, Joanne became the Institute’s first Operations Director and the first female member of the Leadership team. She introduced the Core Values—Collaboration, Integrity, Innovation, and Excellence—and established the Member One Forum, leading to ISO (International Organisation for Standardisation) recognition for the Institute. Joanne also heads their global membership forum, aligning member views with the Institute’s strategy. 

After earning her MBA in Banking and Finance in 2016, Joanne pursued studies in Artificial Intelligence impact on Business Strategy with MIT Sloan School of Management. Her leadership and inclusive personality were pivotal during her tenure as COO and as Deputy CEO, especially during the global pandemic in 2020. 

Joanne recently won the Accomplished Leader, Women in Leadership Award at the CCA Global Excellence Awards. This prestigious honour recognises her exceptional leadership skills, visionary impact on business and people, and unwavering dedication during her tenure as COO. 

Joanne was appointed as Interim CEO of the Institute in May 2024. 

Panellists

Simon Thompson

Simon Thompson

Chartered Banker Institute | Chief Executive

 

Simon Thompson was appointed Chief Executive of the Chartered Banker Institute in 2007 after working for a number of international professional bodies and standard-setters.  He is a Fellow of the Institute and a Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. 

Simon is the author of Green & Sustainable Finance: Principles and Practice, published by Kogan Page (www.koganpage.com/product/principles-and-practice-of-green-finance-9781789664546).  He chairs the UK’s Sustainable Finance Education Charter on behalf of the Department for Net Zero and Energy Security and is a Board member of the UK’s Financial Services Skills Commission (FSSC). Simon is a former Vice President of the European Bank Training Network. 

Simon was awarded Honorary Doctorates by Bangor University (2022) and BPP University (2015) for his contribution to banking, business and education. 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/simon-thompson-8b8694a/

 

 

 

 

Myles McGuinness

Financial Markets Standards Board | Chief Executive Officer & Director

 

A long-term advocate for raising standards of conduct and ethics in financial markets, Myles McGuinness joined FMSB as CEO in June 2021.

His career in investment banking spans 30 years across sales and structuring, deal origination, strategy development and the management of regulatory relationships. He has worked in the UK, the US and prior to joining FMSB, in the Netherlands, responsible for a pan European Capital Markets business.

Myles has chaired Reputational Risk Committees and held several Conduct and Risk committee roles, which included overseeing a Federal Reserve Board remediation programme.

He studied Economics and Geography at the National University of Ireland, Galway and received a MSc in Investment and Treasury from Dublin City University.

Martin Moloney

IOSCO | Secretary General

 

Martin Moloney joined the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) in September 2021 as Secretary General.

Prior to joining IOSCO, Martin was Director General of the Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) and before that he worked as a Special Adviser on Risk and Regulation to the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), where he served for 16 years, previously heading up the Markets Policy, Markets Supervision, and Legal and Finance Divisions respectively. Prior to joining the CBI, Martin worked for brief periods in the Department of Justice and the Irish Competition Authority, and spent ten years working in the Irish Department of Finance in positions of responsibility in relation to both national and semi-State debt management and the sale of State banks. Martin spent his early career working in Industry at Barclays Bank and the Bank of Ireland in London.

Martin has an LLM in Business Law and a Masters qualification in Economic Policy, both from Trinity College Dublin. He has Postgraduate Diplomas in Arbitration, Regulatory Management and has completed professional examinations of the Chartered Institutes of Bankers and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.

Stephen Scott

Starling Trust Sciences | Founder & CEO

 

Stephen spent a 25-year career in risk management and corporate intelligence, providing clients with insights into the causes of organisational dysfunction or under-performance in the context of: investigating suspected fraud or corruption; engaging in litigation, arbitration, or other corporate contests; conducting pre-investment due diligence; testing an investment thesis; de-risking entry into new markets, ventures, or commercial relationships; and when responding to government and regulatory agencies. He has worked with corporate boards and officers; governance, risk & compliance professionals; internal and external legal counsel; PE firms, hedge funds, and other investors; and government officials.

Stephen has led successful client arrangements in over 50 countries, and he has lived and worked in New York, Washington, London, Frankfurt, Madrid and Shanghai.

 

Date & Time

Wednesday 7th February 2024

13:00 - 14:00 GMT

Booking Details

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