Third Party Risk Management Strategies for Resilience and Regulatory Compliance

Webinar

Strengthening Third Party Risk Management in an Era of Concentration and Complexity

This webinar examines how financial institutions are evolving their third party risk management frameworks in response to increasing concentration risk, regulatory scrutiny, and operational complexity. Industry experts discuss the need for better data integration, stronger governance, and more proactive approaches to managing vendor dependencies and systemic exposures.

Apr 29, 2026

Tim Armit, Head of Operational Resilience and Busines Continuity (Internationa), QBE Insurance

Mostafa Al Sharif, Global Head of Third Party Risk Management, National Bank of Egypt (NBE)

Desmond Campbell, former Regulatory Project Delivery Lead – DORA/EEA Agreements, AJ Gallagher

Tags: Vendor and Third Party Risk

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As reliance on a shrinking pool of critical vendors continues to grow, firms face heightened risks across outsourcing, cloud, and technology partnerships. This session explores how organisations can build more resilient and transparent TPRM frameworks through improved data, cross-functional collaboration, and clearer accountability. The discussion also highlights the growing regulatory focus on third party oversight and the need to embed resilience into vendor strategies.

Tim Armit Bio

Biography coming soon

Mostafa Al Sharif Bio

Biography coming soon

Desmond Campbell Bio

Desmond Campbell has over 25 years’ experience in procurement, contract management, and third-party risk across public and private sectors. His career includes senior roles at Deutsche Bank and Barclays, where he led the implementation of supplier governance and TPRM frameworks to support regulatory compliance and operational resilience. A recognised advisor and industry speaker, Des is known for driving best practice in supplier risk management and regulatory alignment.