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RMA-NY Chapter Presents:
GSE Nation:
How Bailouts and Nationalization Change the US Banking Model
Date: Thursday November 20, 2008
Location: JP Morgan Chase 270 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor Auditorium
Time: Registration & Cocktails 5:30 PM – Program Start 6:00 PM
Please join us for an interesting discussion on the future state of US banking. Chris Whalen, Managing Director and co-founder of Institutional Risk Analytics will explore the implications of the US Government's extension of liquidity to the US banking sector either via secured financing or by taking an ownership interest. How will this change regulatory oversight and how, in turn, will this regulatory oversight change the way we do business and assess risks? What will emerge as the new banking model when the dust settles?
The Speaker For This Program Is:
Christopher Whalen, Managing Director and Co-Founder, Institutional Risk Analytics
Christopher Whalen is the co-founder of Institutional Risk Analytics, a provider of risk management tools and consulting services for auditors, regulators, and financial professionals. He edits The Institutional Risk Analyst, a news report and commentary on developments in and around the global financial markets. Chris has worked as an investment banker, research analyst and journalist for more than two decades. He has appeared before the US Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission to testify on various types of financial issues and appears regularly on venues such as Bloomberg Television and CNBC to speak on topics such as investing, risk management, Basel II and the banking and financial sectors.
The RMA-NY Board of Governors would like to thank JP Morgan Chase for its ongoing
support of the chapter programs
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