Meet the speakers
Katharine Leaman
CEO | Leaman Crellin
Katharine has worked in financial services for over thirty years in insurance claims, giving investment advice, regulation, and banking compliance. Katharine has been European Head of Regulatory Compliance at Standard Chartered Bank and spent over a decade at the UK's regulator, the FSA (now FCA in senior policy and supervision roles.Katharine’s expertise is in technical areas of the rules such as Market Abuse, CASS, SMCR, and Outsourcing. As well as issues that have a broader regulatory focus such as market conduct, non-financial misconduct, conduct risk, operational resilience, and consumer duty.
At Leaman Crellin Katharine regularly provides compliance advice to the C-suite as well as to front-office trading and salespeople around the world.
David Kenmir
Senior Advisor | Skillcast
David Kenmir has 35 years Regulatory Experience including 5 years as a Managing Director of the FSA and 14 years as a Risk and Regulatory Partner at PwC. Having recently retired from PwC he is starting a plural career as part of which he will become Chair of Skillcast’s new Advisory Board.David has broad regulatory experience and has worked on many aspects of Financial Crime including s166 reviews, and Enforcement cases. David is known for speaking and writing about many aspects of regulation and its unintended consequences.
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Join our 45-minute live session to explore how Skillcast’s Enhanced Learning and Analytical Reporting can help reduce training time, address knowledge gaps, and provide meaningful insight for compliance teams.
Webinar: Consumer Duty Board Reports - Year Two
Our experts discuss how FCA-regulated firms are now under pressure to demonstrate that Consumer Duty is embedded in their governance, culture, and decision-making.
Webinar: Failure to Prevent Fraud
Watch this webinar to hear about the major shift in corporate liability from the introduction of the Failure to Prevent Fraud offence within the The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023. Under this new law, organisations may be held criminally responsible if an associated person commits fraud for their benefit, unless reasonable prevention procedures are in place.