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Banking Insights - Banking Banana Skins 2012Thursday 23rd FebruaryThe first Banking Insights Session of the year will present the findings of the Banking Banana Skins survey 2012, which is launched globally in February.
Run in conjunction with the CSFI and PwC, the survey highlights the concerns of the banking sector with a view to assisting banks to anticipate, understand and manage the potential pitfalls ahead.
This session will equip you with the key findings of the survey, how risks and their prioritisation have changed with time, as well as the practical implications of these risks.
Venue: PwC, Erskine House, 68-73 Queen Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4NHSchedule: Registration and light breakfast 8.45am - 9am Presentation and discussion 9am - 10.30amBooking Fee: Free
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The Banking Insights Series with PwCThe Institute has been working with PricewaterhouseCoopers since 2003 to bring you information and insights through our popular Scottish Banking Forum series.
In 2009 we re-launched the forum under the new title Banking Insights. The series has continued to provide a unique environment for representatives from financial services organisations to meet and discuss the key issues affecting the industry. Banking Insights continues to take a thought leadership approach in sharing industry insights and practical experiences from a selection of PricewaterhouseCoopers experts.
“We rely on the broad range of skills that the Institute provides.”
Jim Lindsay, General Manager, Airdrie Savings Bank