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The Future of ALM: The Rise of Risk-Adjusted Business Planning

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    Anish Shah Kaylee Davis
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This collaboration between Chartis and Wolters Kluwer, the last of three ALM insights (see paper 1 and paper 2), identifies the key areas where financial institutions can build a solid foundation for risk-adjusted business planning, helped by the ALM systems of the future.

Chartis believes that financial institutions looking to develop a more strategy-focused, risk-adjusted business planning foundation will be seeking systems, frameworks and tools that can help them adopt a more forward-thinking, risk-adjusted approach to ALM.

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