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Adapting to new regulatory challenges: Enhancing third-party risk management
Rodney Campbell
Rodney Campbell, Former Senior Vice President & Head of Third-Party Risk Management,, Valley National Bank
Patrick Van Hull
Patrick Van Hull, Industry Principle, Interos
Naveen Balakrishnan
Naveen Balakrishnan, VP, Head of Global Third Party Management, TD Bank 
Adapting to new regulatory challenges: Enhancing third-party risk management
Unlock the secrets to navigating today’s complex regulatory landscape! Join our exclusive on-demand webinar, where a panel of industry experts will delve into the latest research from CeFPro and Interos.

Discover how top financial services risk professionals are responding to the Expanded Interagency Guidance for Third-Party Relationships. This must-watch session will equip you with vital insights on managing increased regulatory scrutiny across ventures, fintech collaborations, and business partnerships, especially amidst the growing threat of digital supply chain attacks.
Webinar agenda
  • Learn about the final interagency guidelines that expand regulatory scrutiny to a wider array of third parties, necessitating enhanced monitoring and reporting mechanisms.

  • Discover the challenges and necessary adjustments for institutions with varying levels of Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program maturity, especially those needing rapid scalability.

  • Hear insights on how institutions are preparing to meet new guidelines, with a focus on the serious consequences of non-compliance, including brand and reputational risks.

  • Explore the well-defined onboarding processes versus the significant gaps in ongoing monitoring, particularly in fintech relationships.

  • Discuss the constraints TPRM teams face in terms of limited budgets and the imperative to achieve compliance efficiently.

  • Understand the need for institutions to drive enterprise-level changes to improve TPRM operating models, pre-empting third-party risk and disruptions that could have massive economic impacts.