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Tuesday 6pm January 24th 2017

Bank of Ireland Trinity College Branch

In this installment of Bank of Ireland’s professional information series, the focus is on Risk Analytics, how it’s changing, where it’s going and what you need to know to grow your career in Risk.

Welcoming professionals and recent graduates with backgrounds in numerical disciplines, like maths, engineering, data analytics and statistics, Bank of Ireland’s Iain Donovan and Hanna Sarraf will deliver a keynote presentation on the function and future of Risk in Bank of Ireland.

Taking risk beyond the bank, Aoife D’Arcy from the Analytics Store, will then share her unique insights on emerging trends in Risk Analytics.

Following this deep dive into the future, a panel of Bank of Ireland professionals will discuss their experiences and expertise in Credit and Market Risk, the role it plays in Bank of Ireland and how to progress.

This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in a career in Risk, or already established in the field, to hear from industry leaders and expand their network of contacts.

Spaces are limited, so register your interest in attending this Future Focussed event by completing the form below, and a member of our Recruitment Team will be in touch.

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Stories from Credit and Market Risk

 

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John McLoughlin

MI Analyst, Reporting & Analysis

What's the best thing about your job?

"The great thing about this role is that it gives me exposure to all stages of the product lifecycle from origination to collections."

 

Click here to read more about John's experience in Bank of Ireland

We're on a journey

 

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