Grow Through Proactive Risk Management
When considering outsourcing by a bank, a common question may arise as to which activities should be outsourced and which tasks should be performed in-house. Badly-planned outsourcing could result in […]
When considering outsourcing by a bank, a common question may arise as to which activities should be outsourced and which tasks should be performed in-house.
Badly-planned outsourcing could result in erosion of service value and cost escalation. On the other hand, a well-planned outsourcing decision can help bank management to sleep better at night, knowing that the responsibility of deliverables is in safe hands.
Generally, banks divide their activities into core and non-core activities. Core activities being central to their strategy cannot be outsourced whereas the non-core activities can be outsourced. Banks generally use outsourcing decision matrix for effective outsourcing decision.
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LD Mahat is a Chartered Accountant, Financial Adviser and Risk Management Specialist possessing over 29 years of diverse experience across several sectors covering a wide spectrum of assurance, business advisory and taxation disciplines. LD is a committed, highly motivated and result-oriented professional, consistently developing and nurturing client relationship and building long-lasting relationships with diverse clients. He has the ability to define issues, propose customized solutions that significantly add value and contribute to client’s success.
LD has got master’s in risk management form New York University, Stern Business School. He has undergone executive education at Harvard Business School and Insead Business School. He was risk management specialist in several Asian Development Bank Funded projects. He has provided risk management advisory services in various Nepalese corporate sectors.
LD has worked on large projects jointly with big 4 international accounting firms ~ PwC, Deloittee, Ernst & Young and KPMG in the field of Assurance, Diagnostic Review, Capacity Building, e-Government Procurement, e-Governance, Special Review, Investment Climate, and IFRS Implementation.
