Dr. Allan Kearns is a distinguished figure in the realm of banking and risk management, currently serving as an Adjunct Lecturer at The Institute of Banking. With extensive senior leadership experience, he is adept at guiding organizations in developing the capabilities necessary to navigate the...
Dr. Allan Kearns is a distinguished figure in the realm of banking and risk management, currently serving as an Adjunct Lecturer at The Institute of Banking. With extensive senior leadership experience, he is adept at guiding organizations in developing the capabilities necessary to navigate the complexities of the financial landscape. His expertise spans a wide array of disciplines, including Transformation, Strategic Planning & Foresight, Data Analytics, Risk Management, and Economics.
In his role, Dr. Kearns focuses on critical areas such as Operational Risk Management, Conduct Risk, and Culture, equipping future leaders with the insights needed to foster resilient organizational frameworks. His lectures on Systemic Risk within the MSc Risk Management program are particularly impactful, as they delve into the intricacies of risk governance and the regulatory environment, including the nuances of ECB and Eurosystem regulations.
Dr. Kearns is also actively involved in key projects that emphasize the importance of risk culture and governance in banking and funds management. His facilitation skills and guest lecturing engagements further enhance the learning experience for students, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical applications. As the Board Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee for the Irish Cancer Society, he applies his risk management acumen to non-profit governance, demonstrating a commitment to ethical leadership and community impact. Through his multifaceted expertise, Dr. Kearns not only prepares his students for the challenges of the financial sector but also contributes to the broader discourse on financial regulation and risk management practices.
