Risk & Data Technologies
RiskTech100 2021
The latest iteration of Chartis Research’s market-leading RiskTech100® report. Contains a ranking of the top 100 players in risk technology, more than 80 category winners, and an overview of some of Chartis' key research themes.
Government contact-tracing apps: in tech (vendors) we trust?
Since COVID-19 hit, numerous government-sponsored contact-tracing apps have launched to help stem its spread, but low take-up threatens their survival. As people’s trust in their politicians takes a dive, might other technology options signal a shift in…
As active/passive investment tides turn, FinTech is key to success
Current market volatility is ushering in a resurgence in active fund management, while asset owners are demanding more digital-driven access and transparency. To achieve the necessary active/passive balance and meet investors’ demands, new FinTech tools…
Calculating Return on Investment for Client Lifecycle Management Using the Fenergo Solution
Chartis Research and Fenergo have developed a focused return on investment (ROI) model for CLM, to determine how much value financial institutions (FIs) can hope to achieve from their CLM solutions. This report outlines the Chartis model, its methodology…
Chartis Research – Research Agenda Q2; 2020 Update
The first quarterly rolling update of Chartis' research agenda - now includes Q1 2021.
KYC/AML Data Solutions, 2020: Market and Vendor Landscape
This is Chartis’ first dedicated report covering Know Your Customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) data solutions. It outlines the key trends and dynamics in the market and provides a snapshot of the vendor landscape.
Balanced mobile data initiatives are vital in the COVID-19 fight
Governments need real-time data to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, but may baulk at longer-term privacy battles. Workable options are possible, but officials must act now to enact them.
RiskTech100 2020 Winners' Review
This supplement to the main RiskTech100 ranking report highlights the achievements and innovations of many of the featured vendors, giving readers a glimpse into what makes them successful.
Chartis Research Agenda 2020
A summary of Chartis' planned subscription reports and targeted topic areas for 2020, with a summary of the 'pillars' that will underpin our research.
Energy25 Winners in Review
This supplement to the main Energy25 ranking report highlights the achievements and innovations of many of the featured vendors, giving readers a glimpse into what makes them successful.
Chartis Big Bets 2020
Welcome to Big Bets, a briefing from Chartis Research in which we explore the five big themes we believe will shape the RiskTech marketplace in 2020.
Bad sources? The risks of alternative data
New ways to capture and package previously inaccessible data have given financial institutions (FIs) a diverse set of methods with which to assess the creditworthiness of corporate and retail customers. Despite the appeal, however, deploying this data…
What price privacy as the value of transaction data soars?
Thanks to a booming payments market, the amount of transaction data is growing – as is its value. But regulation around it is patchy at best, and as more transaction data is used to feed models and analysis, more transparency and clarification around its…
Energy25 2019
Welcome to the very first Energy25, a new study from Chartis Research that provides a comprehensive view of the world’s major technology players in modern energy markets. The energy space has always been an important area of research for Chartis, one…
Fixed-Income Technology Solutions, 2019: Market and Vendor Landscape
The landscape for fixed-income solutions is a complex one, shaped by a variety of economic, geographic and cultural factors. This complexity is creating wide differences across different segments of the market - notably bonds, securities and loans - in…
Sell-Side Enterprise Risk Management Technology, 2019: Market Update and Vendor Landscape
After summarizing key market trends, we analyze two areas where there has been considerable activity: margin valuation adjustment (MVA) and initial margin (IM) requirements.
