Showing posts with label Tel Aviv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tel Aviv. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 June 2013

Not managing your risks? You could end up in jail

A United Kingdom Parliamentary Commission has recommended that senior bankers be jailed for reckless management practices and that includes messing up on risk management.

The 571-page report from the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards pulls no punches as it sets out a list of reforms to an industry that has lost the trust of the British public in the wake of a series of damaging scandals, from Libor-rigging to misselling banking products.

We have two Operations Risk Management courses coming up; one in Tel Aviv in July and in Hong Kong in August. 

This 2-day intensive training course provides a complete structured package covering all aspects of Operational Risk. The course will enable participants to prepare and manage the planning and implementation of operational risk management processes in their bank/ financial institution or firm.

Tuesday, 4 June 2013

Tel Aviv Beckons! “Managing Operations Risk” Training Courses - 2013

Tel Aviv is the venue for our Managing Operations Risk Training Course in July, August, September and November 2013 - For additional course details please click HERE

The Lonely Planet travel guide ranks Tel Aviv as the third-best city in the world. Locals and tourists agree, though some would say it's really No. 1.

Lonely Planet calls it "a modern sin city by the sea." With its 300 sunny days a year, there's no "weather-permitting" about an outing in Tel Aviv. And the possibilities are endless.

From art to music, beach culture to nightlife, you can find an activity to suit every whim, mood or state of mind in the city that never stops.

Some say the people are the warmest and friendliest in the world, while others say the same about the climate.

In the truly diverse, 21st-century Mediterranean hub you can go to the opera or numerous museums; see shows ranging from low comedy to high Shakespeare; take in a concert or dance performance; cycle, jog or walk through ports and parks, down shady boulevards lined with cafes, and through quaint restored alleyways lined with designer boutiques.

Or you can rummage through flea markets and vintage shops; explore outdoor fairs; lounge on the beach; check out restored period structures; visit galleries and exhibitions; enjoy the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Bauhaus architecture; sample myriad cuisines, local bars and clubs and quality Israeli wines - it's the New York, London and Paris of the Middle East.

Tel Aviv beckons!

 
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