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GARP Budapest Chapter - The Changing Shape of Bank Balance Sheets

October 8, 2026 6:00 PM | Hungary Chapter | In-Person

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October 8, 2026
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

In-Person

Deloitte Hungary Dózsa György út 84/C, Budapest, H-1068

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Budapest Chapter: Bank balance sheets are being reshaped by changing funding models, private capital, regulatory requirements and new forms of risk transfer. This session hosted by Deloitte Hungary will examine how banks are increasingly working with private credit providers and investment funds, how synthetic securitization as a Significant Risk Transfer transaction fit into this ecosystem.

For the Hungarian banking sector, these developments are increasingly relevant as institutions seek more efficient capital and risk-management solutions while maintaining their capacity to finance the real economy.

Registration is required as seats are limited. Priority will be given to GARP Individual Members.

Agenda:

6:00 – 6:30 pm: Registration

6:30 – 6:35 pm: Opening remarks

6:35 – 7:20 pm: Presentations 

  • Private Credit and Fund Partnerships
  • Synthetic Securitisation in the New Balance-Sheet Ecosystem

7:20 – 8:05 pm: Panel discussion with Audience Q&A

8:05 – 9:30 pm: Networking

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Topics: Regulation & Compliance, Financial Markets, Counterparty

Speakers

Ágnes Matis

Ágnes Matis

Head of the Strategic Management Directorate, Erste Bank Hungary
Ágnes Matis

Ágnes Matis

Head of the Strategic Management Directorate, Erste Bank Hungary

Ágnes Matis, PRM, has gained a deep understanding of banking, finance, and risk management during her professional career. She started in Treasury then moved to Treasury Controlling and Market Risk Management, and even tried project management for a year. Ágnes headed Asset-Liability Management during the financial crisis of 2008 and managed the conversion of the FX loan portfolio. Currently she is the head of the Strategic Risk Management Directorate of Erste Bank Hungary, which covers all aspects of risk not directly linked to a loan decision: market risk, operational risk, risk planning and reporting, capital management, and risk systems & data management.

Ágnes has a degree in Finance and Actuarial Sciences from Corvinus University and received her MBA in the CEMS program from UCLouvain, Belgium. She also holds a BSc as an IT software developer and, to counterbalance all the numbers, she acquired an international coach degree (ACC by ICF).

Gergely Gozon

Gergely Gozon

Head of Investor Relations and Strategic Development, MBH Bank
Dániel Kovács

Dániel Kovács

Partner, Deloitte Hungary
Dániel Kovács

Dániel Kovács

Partner, Deloitte Hungary

Daniel has over 13 years of experience in the field of risk management. He specializes in the areas of credit risk, capital requirement optimization, regulatory compliance, and data analytics. Prior to his current role, Daniel spent 10 years at Raiffeisen Bank Hungary where he headed the Credit Risk & ICAAP Department and managed the first synthetic securitisation on the Hungarian market. Daniel holds a BSc in Accounting and an MSc in Quantitative Finance. 

Christopher Skinner

Christopher Skinner

Partner, Deloitte London
Christopher Skinner

Christopher Skinner

Partner, Deloitte London

Chris leads Deloitte's Corporate Finance business, which includes our Lead Advisory, Valuations, Restructuring, Sports Business Group and Debt & Capital Advisory business, the latter which he helped found in 2005.

Chris focuses on providing independent advice to companies undergoing debt raising exercises. Since inception the team in the UK has grown to over 100 professionals making it one of, if not the largest, independent debt-focused advisory businesses nationally. Globally the team now operates in over 30 countries with 280+ professionals.

Chris has had the pleasure of serving on Deloitte's Partnership Committee since 2019.

Prior to founding Debt & Capital Advisory Chris worked in Deloitte’s Reorganisation Services practice where he was involved in a wide range of challenging transactions.

Chris is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, a member of the Securities and Investment Institute and a Fellow of the Association of Corporate Treasurers.

Zsuzsanna Vitályos-Németh

Zsuzsanna Vitályos-Németh

Head of Risk Management Directorate, K&H Bank Hungary

Moderators

Krisztina S-Nagy

Krisztina S-Nagy

Partner, Deloitte Hungary
Krisztina S-Nagy

Krisztina S-Nagy

Partner, Deloitte Hungary

Krisztina is a Partner in Risk Advisory who helps banks and financial institutions navigate complex risk and regulatory challenges. She works with senior leaders to strengthen risk management, make better-informed capital and impairment decisions, and improve business performance and cost efficiency. Her work brings together strategy, governance, data, technology and organisational change to deliver practical, lasting outcomes. Before taking on her current role, Krisztina spent a decade with Deloitte in the UK.

Chapter Directors

David Marczis
Senior Risk Manager, Magyar Nemzeti Bank (the central bank of Hungary)

Peter Sziklai
Executive Director, Morgan Stanley

Committee Members

Csaba Novaky
Vice President, Morgan Stanley

Daniel Homolya
Enterprise Risk Management, Managing Director, OTP Group

Norbert Pálmai
Quantitative Research Vice President, BlackRock

Tamas Gombar
Quantitative Analyst Vice President, Citi

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