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      KPMG's Breakfast Sessions are a series of webinars covering key developments and challenges in the banking industry. During these 30-minute sessions, KPMG experts will share practical insights, market perspectives, and answer participants’ questions. Register below to participate in the sessions most relevant to your area of expertise and interests.

      Each session addresses a different topic and provides participants with practical insights from KPMG subject matter experts from the Netherlands and Germany.

      Quo Vadis FRTB 2027

      As the first session in our Breakfast Session series, this event will explore the latest developments surrounding the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) and their implications for market risk management. Our experts will discuss key regulatory updates, implementation challenges, and practical considerations for banks preparing for the 2027 timeline.

      Please note: in these sessions KPMG experts mainly 'send' information, but there is also the opportunity for participants to ask questions to the host/presenter via private chat (so questions will not be visible to all other participants).

      Speakers

      Barbara Götz, Senior Manager, KPMG GE

      Friedrich Golbing, Senior Manager, KPMG GE

      Ignacio Rodriguez Lopez, Senior Manager, KPMG NL

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      Contact

      If you have any questions, you can contact Tobias van Sas at vansas.tobias@kpmg.nl.


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