Operational Resilience - A race to the finish

  • 14 Jan 2025
  • , 12:30 GMT

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If your new year's resolution is to learn more about the Operational Resilience regulations before the 31st March 2025 deadline set by the FCA and PRA, the BCI Scotland Chapter and Beyond Blue have an educational session that will help you stay focused well into next year!

Join us online for our Operational Resilience Lunch and Learn on Tuesday 14th January at 12.30pm-1.30pm.

  • Get an introduction to the concept of Operational Resilience (and no, it’s not just for financial service firms!) from David Ferbrache OBE,
  • Managing Director of Beyond Blue.
  • Hear stories of good practice and pain points from Jon Seaton, Deputy Head of Resilience, during his journey to implement an Ops Res framework in Close Brothers, a leading UK Merchant Banking Group.
  • Finally, learn more about the new guidance on Collaborative Scenario Testing of Third Parties from David - a subject close to his heart as Chair of the Collaborative Scenario Testing Working Group, part of the Cross Market Operational Resilience Group (CMORG).
  • Operational Resilience principles are not just for those Financial Services organisations who have a mandatory compliance requirement. There are many crossover lessons for all Resilience professionals and this is a great opportunity to learn more. Register today! Non-BCI members are welcome.

Agenda:

  • 12.30pm – 12.35pm Introduction (Stella Matimba, Scotland Chapter Chair)
  • 12.35pm – 12.50pm Operational Resilience – Are you ready? (David Ferbrache OBE, Managing Director, Beyond Blue)
  • 12.50pm – 1.05pm Operation Resilience Implementation: A Case Study (Jon Seaton, Deputy Head of Resilience, Close Brothers)
  • 1.05pm – 1.20pm Third-Party Scenario Testing Guidance (David Ferbrache)
  • 1.20pm – 1.30pm Q & As
  • 1.30pm Close

We look forward to welcoming you!

Speakers:

  • Stella Matimba

  • David Ferbrache

    Managing Director, Beyond Blue

    Prior to founding Beyond Blue, David spent 6 years at KPMG working with global clients in the financial sector, government, pharmaceuticals, telecoms, oil and natural gas to advise on high end cyber threats and the cyber threat landscape, running cyber exercises and advising on the optimal mix of security controls. David supports KPMG as their Global Head of Cyber Futures where he leads the global innovation agenda on cyber, as well as working with KPMG’s largest global clients. 

    Throughout his career, David has advised CISO teams on the development of cyber security strategies and transformation programmes.  He continues to work closely with a range of financial sector clients to develop their approach to operational resilience, to review the integrity of their critical business processes, and to assess potential attack scenarios against those processes including criminal exploitation, IT disruption and insider threats. 

     

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    Jon Seaton

    I have been working in Financial Services 26 years with 20 of those being in BC, CM and more recently Operational Resilience.  I started my resilience journey in RBS when I moved from project management to continuity and was asked if I would be interested in writing a pandemic plan for the bank.. that plan was for bird flu! I was lucky enough to work in a couple of divisions, including supporting the crisis management team during the financial services crisis… an interesting and incredibly exciting time to be in our line of work! I moved into the central team where I wrote the first BC Policy for RBS and was there at the inception of Operational Resilience for financial services. I moved to Tesco Bank in 2015 where I led on BC and their first tentative steps into resilience. I also became a co-opted member of the Crisis Management Team during the covid pandemic which included providing direct updates to the regulators. I moved to Close Brothers in May 2023 and am responsible for BC and Operational Resilience.

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