DESCRIPTION
The Compliance Lunch Debate, titled « Outsourcing & Third-Party Risk Management : New Regulator's Expectations After DORA Implementation & BCBS principles », will address the ongoing shift from a focus on outsourcing to a comprehensive third-party risk management (TPRM) framework.
With the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and recent regulatory updates, financial institutions face new expectations from regulators, including the NBB. This debate will explore the latest regulatory revisions, compliance obligations, and enforcement trends, as well as the impact of EBA/EIOPA/ESMA guidelines. Together with the speakers, we will discuss regulatory reporting requirements, the integration of ICT service providers into financial regulations, and the evolving role of compliance officers. We will also examine due diligence, exit strategies, and the rising complexity of fourth-party and nth-party risks.
Join us on Thursday, 13 November, in Brussels or online, to enhance your daily work and decision-making processes and connect with peers and colleagues.
Participation at the Compliance Lunch Debates on 13 November is worth 1,5 points for the continuing education of Compliance Officers. Company Lawyer, Lawyers and trainee lawyers may submit an individual application to the IBJ-IJE, OBFG or OVB.
DATE & TIME
Thursday 13 November 2025, from 12:00 to 14:30
2.5h / 1.5 points
VENUE
Brussels
THE HOTEL
38, Boulevard de Waterloolaan
1000 Brussels
or online
PRICE
175.00€ HT 211.75€ TTC
The price includes the walking lunch, your participation in the debate, the coffee break and the speakers' presentation material.
From outsourcing to Third Party Risk Management
Introduction to the paradigm shift and its underlying reasons
Changes at international level
Ongoing revision of the EBA guidelines: what are the proposed changes, What could it mean for the information register?
DORA : a status update
Latest Developments
Interaction with EBA/EIOPA/ESMA Guidelines on Outsourcing
Towards an Integrated Framework for Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)?
How to Sanction Uncooperative ICT Providers?
The role of compliance in Third-Party Risk Management: Clarifications
From due diligence to exit strategy
How to assess fourth-party and nth-party risks effectively?
Integrating Technical/ICT Service Providers into Financial Regulations: A Necessity or Wishful Thinking?
The discussion topics are carefully selected in collaboration with speakers and Wintegrity’s experts to ensure their relevance. They may be adapted if current events or regulatory developments require it.
SCHEDULE
11:45 Welcome of the participants
12.00 Walking Lunch
12.30 Start of the debate
14.00 Coffee Break & Networking
14.30 End of the event
LANGUAGES
During the session of 13/11, the discussion will be held in English. Support presentation in English. Participants can ask their questions in FR, NL or EN.
CERTIFICATE & ACCREDITATION
Wintegrity is recognised by the FSMA (Financial Services and Markets Authority) as a training organisation for the continuing education of Compliance Officers. Participation at the Compliance Lunch Debates on 13 November is worth1,5 points for the continuing education of Compliance Officers.
Company Lawyer, Lawyers and trainee lawyers may submit an individual application to the IBJ-IJE (Institute of Company Lawyers), OBFG (Ordre des barreaux francophones et germanophone) or OVB (Orde van Vlaamse Balies).
Participants will receive their certificate of attendance by email after the event.
TARGET AUDIENCE
The lunch-debates are aimed at Compliance officers, Head of Compliance, Board members, Company lawyers, Legal officers, Attorneys, Managers, Representatives of the authorities, Regulatory and Public affairs officers, Auditors, Transformation officers, as well as anyone involved in implementing the issues addressed. The lunch debate on 13 November on the theme of « Outsourcing & Third-Party Risk Management » will also be of particular interest to procurement officers, vendor risk managers, outsourcing managers, operational risk managers, IT risk officers, and those involved in developing and implementing outsourcing and third-party risk management policies within their institution.
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