
Integrating fragmented data – from growth, acquisitions and outgrown models – can lead to a more effective risk management strategy. Data is multiplying furiously. Learn the benefits of taming data to move your organization toward its goals.

Integrating fragmented data – from growth, acquisitions and outgrown models – can lead to a more effective risk management strategy. Data is multiplying furiously. Learn the benefits of taming data to move your organization toward its goals.

Starting in 2007, according to IDC, the amount of data captured and replicated worldwide outgrew our storage capacity. The data – and that gap – have been growing exponentially ever since. How are financial services firms handling the big data problem?

Look at how Wells Fargo incorporates risk management into its business strategy, and then read the Economist Intelligence Unit report of global firms and risk management. Where does your firm stand, and what changes can you make to be more competitive?

Since the global financial crisis beginning in 2008, the role of risk management and the risk manager has changed dramatically. But, has the emphasis on risk management begun to lessen as firms seek to recoup profits in this era of extremely low interest rates?

While financial firms have been improving the regulatory framework to manage known risks, it’s also important to understand the perils of complexity risk. The regulations presented by the Dodd-Frank Act hint at managing complexity risks. Read this frank discussion.
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