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RMA-NY Chapter Presents its Opening Fall Program
A CAMEL'S View of Financial Services in 2010 and Beyond
Date: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Location: The Helmsley Hotel
212 East 42nd Street (Between 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
Time: Cocktail Reception 5:30 PM – Program Start 6:15 PM
Are the financials out of trouble? Two of the leading analysts of the banking and housing finance markets will look at the industry based on the regulatory framework of CAMELS -- Capital, Asset Quality, Management, Earnings, Liquidity and Sensitivity to Market Risk -- and provide their insights as to what lies ahead for the financial services sector.
Panelists:
Christopher Whalen, Managing Director, 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.
Josh Rosner, Managing Director, Graham Fisher & Co.
Joshua Rosner is a Partner at independent research consultancy Graham Fisher & Co and advises regulators and institutional investors on housing and mortgage finance issues. Previously he was the Managing Director of financial services research for Medley Global Advisors and was an Executive Vice President at CIBC World Markets. Mr. Rosner was among the first analysts to identify operational and accounting problems at the Government Sponsored Enterprises and one of the earliest in identifying the peak in the housing market, the likelihood of contagion in credit markets and the weaknesses in the credit rating agencies CDO assumptions.
Mr. Rosner's work on the Government Sponsored Housing Enterprises, Credit Rating Agencies and mortgage markets has resulted in invitations to present to the several Congressional Subcommittees. Privately, he regularly presents his research to leading global policy makers, legislators, central bankers and regulators. Mr.Rosner has authored several groundbreaking papers on housing, structured securities and rating agencies. He has been interviewed on PBS, CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN, NBC, CBS and is frequently quoted on major national press.
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