Technology vs. people power: risk and compliance in the age of COVID-19
Risk and finance technology has been directly affected by the COVID-19 crisis. This article looks at the underlying forces that dictate how risk and compliance projects are built and how technology evolves: namely, human beings.
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The Challenges of Onboarding for Alternative Assets
A collaborative paper by Chartis Research and FIS.
Complacent RiskTech vendors are sleepwalking into a new, deregulated reality
Tectonic regulatory and legislative upheaval promises to transform financial institutions’ RiskTech spending. As compliance-based revenue streams slow due to deregulation, solution vendors will need to adopt more business risk-focused strategies for their product lines. Chartis Chief Researcher Sid Dash considers the likely impact of growing deregulation, and how vendors can prepare.
Regulatory reporting: the transition from in-house to third-party systems
A collaborative article by Chartis and Regnology.
Keeping good company: streamlining client onboarding with CDI – Part 3
A collaborative article by Chartis and Encompass.
Keeping good company: streamlining client onboarding with CDI – Part 2
A collaborative article by Chartis and Encompass.
Why I’m spending an increasing amount of time as a CRO on non-financial risk
This article, by independent consultant Didier Magloire, was first published by the Financial Times’ Banking Risk and Regulation service, on 5 March, 2024.
Breaking down the walls: Enterprise architecture gets its day in the sun
Voice of the CTO: Enterprise architecture aims to tie together a bank’s overall infrastructure, systems and workflows. While easily said, bank technologists explain why it’s harder in practice.