Mastering AI-Driven Risk Assessment for Future-Proof Decision Making
You're under pressure. Stakeholders demand faster decisions, regulators tighten scrutiny, and uncertainty grows with every market shift. You know that legacy risk models are no longer enough. Every day without an adaptive, data-driven approach means missed opportunities, avoidable losses, and erosion of your credibility at the leadership table. You're not just managing risk-you're being judged on your ability to future-proof the organisation. Mastering AI-Driven Risk Assessment for Future-Proof Decision Making is your blueprint to transform risk from a compliance burden into a strategic advantage. This isn't theory. It's a battle-tested system to take you from uncertain and reactive to confident, data-powered, and board-ready in under 30 days. By the end, you'll have a fully scoped, AI-enhanced risk use case tailored to your industry, complete with an executive summary, implementation roadmap, and validation framework-all structured for immediate stakeholder presentation and funding. Sarah Kim, Senior Risk Strategist at a Fortune 500 financial services firm, used this exact process to identify a latent operational risk in their customer onboarding pipeline. Within 18 days, her AI-driven assessment model was approved for pilot. Six months later, it reduced manual review volume by 62% and cut false positives by 47%. She was promoted three months after. You don't need a data science PhD. You need clarity, structure, and confidence. This course gives you all three. Here's how this course is structured to help you get there.Course Format & Delivery Details Mastering AI-Driven Risk Assessment for Future-Proof Decision Making is designed for the demanding reality of your role. No rigid schedules, no wasted time. Just high-impact learning that fits your pace and delivers real results. Designed for Maximum Flexibility, Minimum Friction
- Self-paced learning-Begin immediately and progress according to your availability, with no fixed start or end dates.
- On-demand access-Study anytime, anywhere, with materials structured for deep understanding in short, focused sessions.
- Typical completion in 25–35 hours-Most learners build and validate a board-ready risk use case in under 30 days, dedicating just 1–2 hours per day.
- Lifetime access-Return to the content anytime, with all future updates included at no extra cost, ensuring your knowledge stays ahead of evolving AI and regulatory demands.
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Instructor Support & Guided Confidence
This isn’t a set of static resources. You gain direct access to expert guidance through structured feedback pathways, curated troubleshooting tools, and decision templates aligned with real-world enterprise scenarios. Support is built into the curriculum at critical decision points, ensuring you never get stuck. You'll also receive model responses, annotated examples, and peer-reviewed assessment frameworks to validate your approach. Career-Validated Certification
Upon successful completion, you earn a Certificate of Completion issued by The Art of Service, a globally recognised credential trusted by professionals in over 120 countries. This certification validates your mastery of AI-integrated risk methodology and signals to employers and boards that you operate at the highest level of strategic decision integrity. Transparent, Risk-Free Enrollment
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This Works Even If…
You’re not a data scientist. You’ve never built a machine learning model. You work in a heavily regulated industry. Your leadership resists change. Past pilot programs failed. This works even if you’ve been burned by AI hype before. This curriculum strips away the noise and focuses only on what delivers measurable risk mitigation, operational efficiency, and strategic insight. Our proven framework has been used by risk officers, compliance leads, and strategy directors across finance, healthcare, logistics, and energy sectors-all achieving faster, auditable decisions with reduced exposure. You will build a defensible, scalable approach that aligns AI capability with existing governance standards, ensuring adoption, not resistance.
Extensive and Detailed Course Curriculum
Module 1: Foundations of AI-Integrated Risk Intelligence - Understanding the shift from reactive to predictive risk assessment
- Core principles of AI in risk contexts: automation, pattern recognition, and anomaly detection
- Defining risk intelligence maturity levels in modern organisations
- Mapping organisational risk typologies: operational, strategic, financial, compliance, reputational
- Integrating AI within enterprise risk management (ERM) frameworks
- Regulatory alignment: GDPR, SOX, Basel III, HIPAA, and AI governance standards
- Identifying high-impact, low-complexity risk domains for AI intervention
- Data readiness assessment: evaluating internal data quality and accessibility
- Ethical boundaries in AI-driven risk analysis: bias, transparency, accountability
- Building stakeholder alignment for AI adoption in risk teams
Module 2: Data-Centric Risk Assessment Frameworks - Structured approach to data sourcing for risk models
- Internal vs external data: integration strategies and access protocols
- Time-series data in risk forecasting: applications and limitations
- Feature engineering for predictive risk indicators
- Data normalisation and transformation techniques for risk datasets
- Handling missing or incomplete data in high-consequence environments
- Building audit trails into data pipelines for compliance
- Using metadata to enhance risk context and traceability
- Developing risk-specific data dictionaries for organisational clarity
- Creating reusable data templates for cross-functional risk projects
Module 3: AI Model Selection for Risk Domains - Matching AI algorithms to risk use case complexity
- Decision trees and risk classification: when and how to apply
- Random forests for multi-factor risk scoring
- Neural networks in high-dimensional risk environments
- Logistic regression for binary risk outcomes: fraud, default, failure
- Support vector machines for outlier detection in compliance monitoring
- Clustering techniques to identify hidden risk cohorts
- Natural language processing for qualitative risk signals in reports
- Time-series forecasting models for market and operational risk
- Choosing between supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning in risk settings
Module 4: Model Training and Validation Protocols - Designing training, validation, and test datasets for risk models
- Avoiding overfitting in high-stakes risk predictions
- Cross-validation strategies specific to risk applications
- Establishing performance baselines using historical risk events
- Calibration of model outputs to real-world risk thresholds
- Backtesting AI models against known risk incidents
- Incorporating expert judgment into model validation
- Designing adversarial testing scenarios for robustness checks
- Documentation standards for model development and validation
- Creating model risk assessment (MRA) summaries for audit readiness
Module 5: Risk Scoring and Threshold Optimisation - Developing multi-tier risk scoring systems with AI inputs
- Setting dynamic thresholds based on business context and tolerance
- Cost-sensitive learning: balancing false positives and false negatives
- Implementing business rules over AI outputs for compliance
- Scenario-based threshold testing under stress conditions
- Integrating macroeconomic indicators into threshold models
- Automating escalation workflows based on risk scores
- Designing feedback loops to refine thresholds over time
- Balancing precision and interpretability in scoring outputs
- Dashboards for real-time risk score monitoring and analysis
Module 6: Bias Detection and Fairness in AI-Risk Models - Identifying bias sources in risk data and model logic
- Measuring disparate impact across demographic and operational segments
- Using fairness metrics: equal opportunity, demographic parity, predictive parity
- Pre-processing techniques to mitigate data bias
- In-processing adjustments for fairness-aware training
- Post-processing recalibration of risk scores
- Conducting fairness audits for regulatory reporting
- Documenting mitigation strategies for governance review
- Engaging diverse stakeholders in fairness evaluations
- Establishing ongoing bias monitoring as a standard practice
Module 7: Explainability and Interpretability Techniques - Why interpretability matters in high-stakes risk decisions
- Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) in risk contexts
- SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) for feature contribution analysis
- Using partial dependence plots to visualise variable effects
- Global vs local explanations: when to use each
- Generating model cards for internal transparency
- Creating plain-language summaries for non-technical stakeholders
- Linking model outputs to regulatory justification requirements
- Building trust through documented explainability workflows
- Interactive explanation tools for risk team collaboration
Module 8: AI in Financial Risk Management - Credit risk assessment using AI and alternative data
- Fraud detection in transactional systems with anomaly models
- Market risk forecasting with AI-enhanced volatility models
- Liquidity risk prediction during economic stress
- Operational loss prediction using historical incident data
- AI in regulatory capital optimisation
- Early warning systems for financial distress indicators
- Integrating AI into stress testing frameworks
- Scenario generation for capital adequacy assessments
- Real-time risk exposure tracking in trading environments
Module 9: Operational and Supply Chain Risk - Predictive maintenance scheduling using failure pattern analysis
- Supplier risk scoring with AI and external data feeds
- Disruption forecasting in global logistics networks
- Workforce risk analysis: absenteeism, turnover, skill gaps
- Cybersecurity risk monitoring with behavioural analytics
- AI in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk tracking
- Automated compliance checks for operational processes
- Real-time monitoring of safety incident precursors
- Risk heat mapping for facility and asset management
- Developing contingency triggers based on predictive signals
Module 10: Strategic and Reputational Risk Modelling - Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
Module 1: Foundations of AI-Integrated Risk Intelligence - Understanding the shift from reactive to predictive risk assessment
- Core principles of AI in risk contexts: automation, pattern recognition, and anomaly detection
- Defining risk intelligence maturity levels in modern organisations
- Mapping organisational risk typologies: operational, strategic, financial, compliance, reputational
- Integrating AI within enterprise risk management (ERM) frameworks
- Regulatory alignment: GDPR, SOX, Basel III, HIPAA, and AI governance standards
- Identifying high-impact, low-complexity risk domains for AI intervention
- Data readiness assessment: evaluating internal data quality and accessibility
- Ethical boundaries in AI-driven risk analysis: bias, transparency, accountability
- Building stakeholder alignment for AI adoption in risk teams
Module 2: Data-Centric Risk Assessment Frameworks - Structured approach to data sourcing for risk models
- Internal vs external data: integration strategies and access protocols
- Time-series data in risk forecasting: applications and limitations
- Feature engineering for predictive risk indicators
- Data normalisation and transformation techniques for risk datasets
- Handling missing or incomplete data in high-consequence environments
- Building audit trails into data pipelines for compliance
- Using metadata to enhance risk context and traceability
- Developing risk-specific data dictionaries for organisational clarity
- Creating reusable data templates for cross-functional risk projects
Module 3: AI Model Selection for Risk Domains - Matching AI algorithms to risk use case complexity
- Decision trees and risk classification: when and how to apply
- Random forests for multi-factor risk scoring
- Neural networks in high-dimensional risk environments
- Logistic regression for binary risk outcomes: fraud, default, failure
- Support vector machines for outlier detection in compliance monitoring
- Clustering techniques to identify hidden risk cohorts
- Natural language processing for qualitative risk signals in reports
- Time-series forecasting models for market and operational risk
- Choosing between supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning in risk settings
Module 4: Model Training and Validation Protocols - Designing training, validation, and test datasets for risk models
- Avoiding overfitting in high-stakes risk predictions
- Cross-validation strategies specific to risk applications
- Establishing performance baselines using historical risk events
- Calibration of model outputs to real-world risk thresholds
- Backtesting AI models against known risk incidents
- Incorporating expert judgment into model validation
- Designing adversarial testing scenarios for robustness checks
- Documentation standards for model development and validation
- Creating model risk assessment (MRA) summaries for audit readiness
Module 5: Risk Scoring and Threshold Optimisation - Developing multi-tier risk scoring systems with AI inputs
- Setting dynamic thresholds based on business context and tolerance
- Cost-sensitive learning: balancing false positives and false negatives
- Implementing business rules over AI outputs for compliance
- Scenario-based threshold testing under stress conditions
- Integrating macroeconomic indicators into threshold models
- Automating escalation workflows based on risk scores
- Designing feedback loops to refine thresholds over time
- Balancing precision and interpretability in scoring outputs
- Dashboards for real-time risk score monitoring and analysis
Module 6: Bias Detection and Fairness in AI-Risk Models - Identifying bias sources in risk data and model logic
- Measuring disparate impact across demographic and operational segments
- Using fairness metrics: equal opportunity, demographic parity, predictive parity
- Pre-processing techniques to mitigate data bias
- In-processing adjustments for fairness-aware training
- Post-processing recalibration of risk scores
- Conducting fairness audits for regulatory reporting
- Documenting mitigation strategies for governance review
- Engaging diverse stakeholders in fairness evaluations
- Establishing ongoing bias monitoring as a standard practice
Module 7: Explainability and Interpretability Techniques - Why interpretability matters in high-stakes risk decisions
- Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) in risk contexts
- SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) for feature contribution analysis
- Using partial dependence plots to visualise variable effects
- Global vs local explanations: when to use each
- Generating model cards for internal transparency
- Creating plain-language summaries for non-technical stakeholders
- Linking model outputs to regulatory justification requirements
- Building trust through documented explainability workflows
- Interactive explanation tools for risk team collaboration
Module 8: AI in Financial Risk Management - Credit risk assessment using AI and alternative data
- Fraud detection in transactional systems with anomaly models
- Market risk forecasting with AI-enhanced volatility models
- Liquidity risk prediction during economic stress
- Operational loss prediction using historical incident data
- AI in regulatory capital optimisation
- Early warning systems for financial distress indicators
- Integrating AI into stress testing frameworks
- Scenario generation for capital adequacy assessments
- Real-time risk exposure tracking in trading environments
Module 9: Operational and Supply Chain Risk - Predictive maintenance scheduling using failure pattern analysis
- Supplier risk scoring with AI and external data feeds
- Disruption forecasting in global logistics networks
- Workforce risk analysis: absenteeism, turnover, skill gaps
- Cybersecurity risk monitoring with behavioural analytics
- AI in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk tracking
- Automated compliance checks for operational processes
- Real-time monitoring of safety incident precursors
- Risk heat mapping for facility and asset management
- Developing contingency triggers based on predictive signals
Module 10: Strategic and Reputational Risk Modelling - Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Structured approach to data sourcing for risk models
- Internal vs external data: integration strategies and access protocols
- Time-series data in risk forecasting: applications and limitations
- Feature engineering for predictive risk indicators
- Data normalisation and transformation techniques for risk datasets
- Handling missing or incomplete data in high-consequence environments
- Building audit trails into data pipelines for compliance
- Using metadata to enhance risk context and traceability
- Developing risk-specific data dictionaries for organisational clarity
- Creating reusable data templates for cross-functional risk projects
Module 3: AI Model Selection for Risk Domains - Matching AI algorithms to risk use case complexity
- Decision trees and risk classification: when and how to apply
- Random forests for multi-factor risk scoring
- Neural networks in high-dimensional risk environments
- Logistic regression for binary risk outcomes: fraud, default, failure
- Support vector machines for outlier detection in compliance monitoring
- Clustering techniques to identify hidden risk cohorts
- Natural language processing for qualitative risk signals in reports
- Time-series forecasting models for market and operational risk
- Choosing between supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning in risk settings
Module 4: Model Training and Validation Protocols - Designing training, validation, and test datasets for risk models
- Avoiding overfitting in high-stakes risk predictions
- Cross-validation strategies specific to risk applications
- Establishing performance baselines using historical risk events
- Calibration of model outputs to real-world risk thresholds
- Backtesting AI models against known risk incidents
- Incorporating expert judgment into model validation
- Designing adversarial testing scenarios for robustness checks
- Documentation standards for model development and validation
- Creating model risk assessment (MRA) summaries for audit readiness
Module 5: Risk Scoring and Threshold Optimisation - Developing multi-tier risk scoring systems with AI inputs
- Setting dynamic thresholds based on business context and tolerance
- Cost-sensitive learning: balancing false positives and false negatives
- Implementing business rules over AI outputs for compliance
- Scenario-based threshold testing under stress conditions
- Integrating macroeconomic indicators into threshold models
- Automating escalation workflows based on risk scores
- Designing feedback loops to refine thresholds over time
- Balancing precision and interpretability in scoring outputs
- Dashboards for real-time risk score monitoring and analysis
Module 6: Bias Detection and Fairness in AI-Risk Models - Identifying bias sources in risk data and model logic
- Measuring disparate impact across demographic and operational segments
- Using fairness metrics: equal opportunity, demographic parity, predictive parity
- Pre-processing techniques to mitigate data bias
- In-processing adjustments for fairness-aware training
- Post-processing recalibration of risk scores
- Conducting fairness audits for regulatory reporting
- Documenting mitigation strategies for governance review
- Engaging diverse stakeholders in fairness evaluations
- Establishing ongoing bias monitoring as a standard practice
Module 7: Explainability and Interpretability Techniques - Why interpretability matters in high-stakes risk decisions
- Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) in risk contexts
- SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) for feature contribution analysis
- Using partial dependence plots to visualise variable effects
- Global vs local explanations: when to use each
- Generating model cards for internal transparency
- Creating plain-language summaries for non-technical stakeholders
- Linking model outputs to regulatory justification requirements
- Building trust through documented explainability workflows
- Interactive explanation tools for risk team collaboration
Module 8: AI in Financial Risk Management - Credit risk assessment using AI and alternative data
- Fraud detection in transactional systems with anomaly models
- Market risk forecasting with AI-enhanced volatility models
- Liquidity risk prediction during economic stress
- Operational loss prediction using historical incident data
- AI in regulatory capital optimisation
- Early warning systems for financial distress indicators
- Integrating AI into stress testing frameworks
- Scenario generation for capital adequacy assessments
- Real-time risk exposure tracking in trading environments
Module 9: Operational and Supply Chain Risk - Predictive maintenance scheduling using failure pattern analysis
- Supplier risk scoring with AI and external data feeds
- Disruption forecasting in global logistics networks
- Workforce risk analysis: absenteeism, turnover, skill gaps
- Cybersecurity risk monitoring with behavioural analytics
- AI in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk tracking
- Automated compliance checks for operational processes
- Real-time monitoring of safety incident precursors
- Risk heat mapping for facility and asset management
- Developing contingency triggers based on predictive signals
Module 10: Strategic and Reputational Risk Modelling - Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Designing training, validation, and test datasets for risk models
- Avoiding overfitting in high-stakes risk predictions
- Cross-validation strategies specific to risk applications
- Establishing performance baselines using historical risk events
- Calibration of model outputs to real-world risk thresholds
- Backtesting AI models against known risk incidents
- Incorporating expert judgment into model validation
- Designing adversarial testing scenarios for robustness checks
- Documentation standards for model development and validation
- Creating model risk assessment (MRA) summaries for audit readiness
Module 5: Risk Scoring and Threshold Optimisation - Developing multi-tier risk scoring systems with AI inputs
- Setting dynamic thresholds based on business context and tolerance
- Cost-sensitive learning: balancing false positives and false negatives
- Implementing business rules over AI outputs for compliance
- Scenario-based threshold testing under stress conditions
- Integrating macroeconomic indicators into threshold models
- Automating escalation workflows based on risk scores
- Designing feedback loops to refine thresholds over time
- Balancing precision and interpretability in scoring outputs
- Dashboards for real-time risk score monitoring and analysis
Module 6: Bias Detection and Fairness in AI-Risk Models - Identifying bias sources in risk data and model logic
- Measuring disparate impact across demographic and operational segments
- Using fairness metrics: equal opportunity, demographic parity, predictive parity
- Pre-processing techniques to mitigate data bias
- In-processing adjustments for fairness-aware training
- Post-processing recalibration of risk scores
- Conducting fairness audits for regulatory reporting
- Documenting mitigation strategies for governance review
- Engaging diverse stakeholders in fairness evaluations
- Establishing ongoing bias monitoring as a standard practice
Module 7: Explainability and Interpretability Techniques - Why interpretability matters in high-stakes risk decisions
- Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) in risk contexts
- SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) for feature contribution analysis
- Using partial dependence plots to visualise variable effects
- Global vs local explanations: when to use each
- Generating model cards for internal transparency
- Creating plain-language summaries for non-technical stakeholders
- Linking model outputs to regulatory justification requirements
- Building trust through documented explainability workflows
- Interactive explanation tools for risk team collaboration
Module 8: AI in Financial Risk Management - Credit risk assessment using AI and alternative data
- Fraud detection in transactional systems with anomaly models
- Market risk forecasting with AI-enhanced volatility models
- Liquidity risk prediction during economic stress
- Operational loss prediction using historical incident data
- AI in regulatory capital optimisation
- Early warning systems for financial distress indicators
- Integrating AI into stress testing frameworks
- Scenario generation for capital adequacy assessments
- Real-time risk exposure tracking in trading environments
Module 9: Operational and Supply Chain Risk - Predictive maintenance scheduling using failure pattern analysis
- Supplier risk scoring with AI and external data feeds
- Disruption forecasting in global logistics networks
- Workforce risk analysis: absenteeism, turnover, skill gaps
- Cybersecurity risk monitoring with behavioural analytics
- AI in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk tracking
- Automated compliance checks for operational processes
- Real-time monitoring of safety incident precursors
- Risk heat mapping for facility and asset management
- Developing contingency triggers based on predictive signals
Module 10: Strategic and Reputational Risk Modelling - Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Identifying bias sources in risk data and model logic
- Measuring disparate impact across demographic and operational segments
- Using fairness metrics: equal opportunity, demographic parity, predictive parity
- Pre-processing techniques to mitigate data bias
- In-processing adjustments for fairness-aware training
- Post-processing recalibration of risk scores
- Conducting fairness audits for regulatory reporting
- Documenting mitigation strategies for governance review
- Engaging diverse stakeholders in fairness evaluations
- Establishing ongoing bias monitoring as a standard practice
Module 7: Explainability and Interpretability Techniques - Why interpretability matters in high-stakes risk decisions
- Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) in risk contexts
- SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) for feature contribution analysis
- Using partial dependence plots to visualise variable effects
- Global vs local explanations: when to use each
- Generating model cards for internal transparency
- Creating plain-language summaries for non-technical stakeholders
- Linking model outputs to regulatory justification requirements
- Building trust through documented explainability workflows
- Interactive explanation tools for risk team collaboration
Module 8: AI in Financial Risk Management - Credit risk assessment using AI and alternative data
- Fraud detection in transactional systems with anomaly models
- Market risk forecasting with AI-enhanced volatility models
- Liquidity risk prediction during economic stress
- Operational loss prediction using historical incident data
- AI in regulatory capital optimisation
- Early warning systems for financial distress indicators
- Integrating AI into stress testing frameworks
- Scenario generation for capital adequacy assessments
- Real-time risk exposure tracking in trading environments
Module 9: Operational and Supply Chain Risk - Predictive maintenance scheduling using failure pattern analysis
- Supplier risk scoring with AI and external data feeds
- Disruption forecasting in global logistics networks
- Workforce risk analysis: absenteeism, turnover, skill gaps
- Cybersecurity risk monitoring with behavioural analytics
- AI in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk tracking
- Automated compliance checks for operational processes
- Real-time monitoring of safety incident precursors
- Risk heat mapping for facility and asset management
- Developing contingency triggers based on predictive signals
Module 10: Strategic and Reputational Risk Modelling - Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Credit risk assessment using AI and alternative data
- Fraud detection in transactional systems with anomaly models
- Market risk forecasting with AI-enhanced volatility models
- Liquidity risk prediction during economic stress
- Operational loss prediction using historical incident data
- AI in regulatory capital optimisation
- Early warning systems for financial distress indicators
- Integrating AI into stress testing frameworks
- Scenario generation for capital adequacy assessments
- Real-time risk exposure tracking in trading environments
Module 9: Operational and Supply Chain Risk - Predictive maintenance scheduling using failure pattern analysis
- Supplier risk scoring with AI and external data feeds
- Disruption forecasting in global logistics networks
- Workforce risk analysis: absenteeism, turnover, skill gaps
- Cybersecurity risk monitoring with behavioural analytics
- AI in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risk tracking
- Automated compliance checks for operational processes
- Real-time monitoring of safety incident precursors
- Risk heat mapping for facility and asset management
- Developing contingency triggers based on predictive signals
Module 10: Strategic and Reputational Risk Modelling - Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Sentiment analysis of media and social data for brand risk
- Competitor threat assessment using public AI-scraped data
- Executive succession risk prediction models
- AI in merger and acquisition due diligence
- Misconduct risk indicators in employee communications
- Tracking regulatory sentiment shifts with NLP
- Building early warning systems for strategic pivots
- Modelling public trust erosion curves
- Integrating geopolitical risk feeds into strategic planning
- Scenario planning with AI-generated risk futures
Module 11: Compliance and Regulatory Risk Automation - Automated policy monitoring and change detection
- AI in anti-money laundering (AML) transaction surveillance
- Real-time monitoring of regulatory obligation fulfilment
- Document classification for compliance audits
- Risk-based approach to customer due diligence (CDD)
- Enhancing Know Your Customer (KYC) with AI verification
- AI-powered audit trail generation and analysis
- Regulatory reporting anomaly detection
- Identifying control gaps using deviation pattern recognition
- Continuous monitoring framework for compliance teams
Module 12: Model Risk Management and Governance - Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Establishing model inventory and lifecycle tracking
- Independent model validation processes
- Segregation of duties in model development and deployment
- Version control and change management for risk models
- Incident response planning for model failures
- Model documentation templates for governance boards
- Periodic model performance reviews and refresh cycles
- Third-party model risk assessment protocols
- Aligning with FRB SR 11-7, OCC, and PRA expectations
- Preparing for external audits of AI systems
Module 13: Implementation Readiness and Integration - Assessing organisational readiness for AI-risk adoption
- Change management strategies for risk transformation
- Building cross-functional implementation teams
- Integrating AI outputs into existing risk software
- API design for model-to-system communication
- Data pipeline architecture for real-time risk monitoring
- Testing integration points with ERP, CRM, and GRC systems
- Developing user acceptance testing (UAT) protocols
- Phased rollout planning: pilot, scale, enterprise
- Performance monitoring in live deployment environments
Module 14: Hands-On Capstone Project - Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples
Module 15: Certification and Career Advancement - Overview of certification requirements and assessment criteria
- Submitting your completed capstone for evaluation
- Receiving detailed feedback from expert reviewers
- Updating your work based on professional recommendations
- Earning your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding your credential to LinkedIn, CV, and professional profiles
- Optimising your CVP for risk leadership roles
- Highlighting AI-risk expertise in job interviews and promotions
- Accessing alumni networking resources and industry events
- Using the certification to justify budget and headcount requests
- Positioning yourself as a pioneer in intelligent risk management
- Building a personal brand around AI-driven decision integrity
- Contributing to internal knowledge sharing and team upskilling
- Gaining recognition from executives and boards
- Setting the foundation for future specialisation and advancement
- Selecting your high-impact risk domain for the capstone
- Defining project scope and success metrics
- Gathering and curating relevant data sources
- Selecting appropriate AI techniques for your use case
- Building and validating your risk model
- Generating model explanation and fairness reports
- Creating risk score thresholds and escalation rules
- Designing monitoring and feedback mechanisms
- Developing a board-ready executive summary
- Structuring an implementation roadmap with resource plan
- Presenting your AI-risk proposal for stakeholder approval
- Receiving feedback based on real-world evaluation criteria
- Refining your proposal for maximum impact and feasibility
- Finalising your capstone submission for certification
- Peer benchmarking against anonymised industry examples