Training built for regulated rooms.
Two programmes for banks, insurers and the people who supervise them. AI labs that map to current Singapore guidance, and a twelve-session blockchain programme for Risk, Compliance, Audit and Technology. Led by Manish Chawda, former partner at PwC and Grant Thornton.
Two programmes
Pick the risk your board is asking about.
Blockchain Risk & Control for Financial Institutions
One fictional client file, read through four lenses: technology, regulation, risk and cybersecurity. Every module ends in a lab where teams make and defend a decision.
- 12 sessions
- About 22 hours
- 4 labs
- Briefing, module or full
AI for regulated rooms
The three NIA Labs levels, Foundations, Real Work and Build and Govern, with an optional module mapped to the MAS Guidelines on AI Risk Management and the IMDA framework for agentic AI.
- 75 to 90 minutes a level
- Cohorts of 30 or more
- MAS and IMDA module
Your route in
Who is buying?
The material is the same. What you need from it is not.
A private cohort for your institution.
Run the blockchain programme or the AI labs for your own people, virtual-live or on site. Sessions are built for a mixed room, so Risk, Compliance, Audit and Technology learn one vocabulary together.
- Three depths. A 90-minute executive briefing, a single module, or the full 22-hour programme.
- Cross-functional labs. Breakout teams of four to five with named roles and a decision to defend.
- Your context. Cases framed around your risk categories and the regulators you answer to.
- Evidence for the sponsor. Every session closes with written commitments.
Deliver it under your brand.
Training providers, business schools and edtech platforms can license the blockchain programme for their own learners, with Manish delivering or with your faculty after a handover.
- Complete kit. Session decks, facilitator guides, participant pre-reads and four browser-based lab toolkits.
- White-label or co-branded. Fictional cases with no third-party brands, so they travel cleanly.
- Modular. Sell the full programme or individual modules.
- Facilitated or licensed. Manish as faculty, or a train-the-trainer handover.
Start with a free lab.
Three short public versions of the programme labs run in your browser with no sign-up. If you want the full programme for yourself, ask about open seats.
- Spot the red flags. Read a month of wallet activity and decide what to escalate.
- Find the weakest link. Read the connections in a multi-chain pilot and name the weakest.
- Launch, restrict or reject. Decide three requests about a carbon-backed token.
- Open seats. Date and fee confirmed when you enquire.
Free, in your browser
Try the blockchain labs.
Short public slices of the programme labs. About ten minutes each.
A month of wallet activity on a simulated explorer. Flag what worries you, then decide what to do.
Open the explorer → Module 1 tasterFind the weakest linkRead four connections in a multi-chain trade finance pilot and name the weakest.
Open the review → Module 2 tasterLaunch, restrict or rejectA sustainability-branded token and three requests to the bank. Decide each one.
Open the decision →Taught by someone who has sat on your side of the table.
Manish Chawda is a former partner at PwC and Grant Thornton with more than 25 years in technology risk. He has led cyber risk, digital resilience and regulatory programmes for organisations including DBS, Barclays and Allianz, and he runs every session himself.
MAS Guidelines on AI Risk Management
Issued 7 October 2026. Effective 7 October 2027.
Mapped in the optional AI module. Read the guidelines →
UK cryptoasset regime commences 25 October 2027
One of the dated hooks in Module 2, alongside the 2026 US taxonomy and FATF's July 2026 update.
Taught in the blockchain programme. See Module 2 →