Economic Capital Allocation for the Energy Industry
10-11 November 2009, Berlin

 

Mohan Bhatia, Vice President and Managing Principal of Risk and Compliance Practice at Oracle Financial Services Consulting.

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Mohan Bhatia is trainer, consultant, risk and compliance expert and business strategist.  He has worked for LIC of India, Reserve Bank of India and Infosys and has overall 20 years of experience. Mohan has also consulted tens of BFSI across the globe on risk and compliance.

Mohan Bhatia has written the following books:

  • ‘An Introduction To Economic Capital’
  • ‘Credit Risk Management and Basel II’
  • ‘Auditing in a Computerised Environment‘
  • ‘Study Material – Diploma in Information System Audit (DISA)’; System of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI)
  • ‘Generally Accepted Compliance Principles’
  • He is the editor of ‘The Journal of Risk Model Validation’

 

Gill Graham, Director of Risk Management, Nuon Energy

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In 2002 Gill joined Nuon in Amsterdam, initially focusing on Risk Management within energy trading, before expanding her responsibility to encompass Risk Management on a company-wide basis.  Gill’s energy industry career, spanning some nineteen years, has seen her assume roles covering all aspect of the value chain.   Gill started her career as a lecturer in mathematics prior to joining ScottishPower in 1990.


Paul Stefiszyn, Manager Risk Development, Nuon Energy

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Paul Stefiszyn has been promoting the continuous improvement of Nuon Energy's risk models since joining Nuon at the beginning of 2005.  As Manager of Risk Development, he is responsible for extending Nuon's modelling capabilities in areas such as risk measurement, performance benchmarking, commodity market development, and asset dispatch.  Prior to joining Nuon, Paul was responsible for client support, training, and education for a vendor of energy risk models.

At Nuon, Risk Management goes beyond a control function, also adding value through the provision of support to the strategic decision-makers.  Participants in this course will benefit from our account of our experience of the practical benefits and challenges faced in implementing an Economic Capital framework.