Seminar: Training is Cheaper than Fines
Making the business case for compliance
On-demand | Online
In this session, Peter Hale (Head of Finance at Afin) and Scott Morris (Senior Advisor at StoneTurn and Skillcast Advisory Board member), discuss how to make the case for compliance training to finance leaders including the tangible risks of avoiding training, the common mistakes in business cases, and other key areas to support compliance, Learning & Development (L&D), and Human Resources (HR) leaders.
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What will you learn?
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How to use language that resonates with CFOs
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How to quantify the risk of poor training versus the cost of choosing the right provider
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How to link the lack of training to regulatory exposure for your business
- The common pitfalls in presented business cases and how to avoid them
Speakers
Peter Hale
Head of Finance, Afin
Peter is an experienced Senior Finance leader within Banking and the wider Financial Services sector. He is currently Finance Director at Afin Bank, a start-up bank focused on finding solutions for people whose needs are often overlooked by traditional banks.
At Afin, Peter helps shape the bank's financial strategy, performance, and operating model as it scales, with responsibilities including strategic financial planning, capital and liquidity, FP&A, annual accounts, and leadership of the finance function. He was previously Head of Finance at FCMB Bank UK, and brings extensive knowledge of how banking works end-to-end, particularly in small to medium sized banks.
Scott Morris
Senior Advisor, StoneTurn
Scott has over 40 years' banking and Compliance leadership experience, acquired across a number of global banking organisations, as well as a regulator and professional body. He has extensive experience in creating and directing large teams across different regions. He has performed senior roles in Compliance, Anti-Financial Crime and COO at Board, Senior Advisor, Managing Director and Executive Vice President levels.