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Sally Yates

Sally Yates Director at Xceptor

A million reasons to retrospectively review your live trade portfolio

You’re late in identifying a contractual issue on a trade and it costs six figures. You’re not quite flying blind but you’ve certainly not got 20/20 vision. In the same year, it happens another half dozen times. That’s millions. Your team tries to check but there aren’t enough hours in the day. So you’ve no choice but to roll the dice on the rest....

/regulation Post-Trade Forum

Stuart Lacey

Stuart Lacey Founder at Trunomi

Three reasons why CIOS are outsourcing the customer data headache

The Financial Services industry is undergoing another major transformation, underpinned by Open Banking and PSD2. Together these directives aim to give customers more control over their financial data and to open up the banking landscape to new and competitive third-party products and services. Individuals can now grant third parties secure acces

/regulation Open Banking

Breana Patel

Breana Patel CEO | Thought leader in Bank Risk & Regulations at Bonova Advisory | Risk &Regulatory Advisory

Challenges in Building Effective Risk Appetite

A Difficult Task, But a Necessary One The Challenges of Gauging Effective Risk Appetite Managing a bank’s risk appetite strategy is unique to each organization. Unlike some areas that are more clearly regulated — for example, FDIC-insured deposit accounts — the level of risk an institution is willing to incorporate into its overall management port...

/regulation /wholesale Financial Services Regulation

Freddie McMahon

Freddie McMahon Director Strategy and Innovation at DF2020 Ltd

Chatbots to set a new benchmark for ISO 9001 organisational knowledge across 1m organisations

ISO 9001 is the most widely used quality management standard worldwide. There are over 1m organisations across over 170 countries that are certified to this standard. The latest edition ISO 9001: 2015 introduced major new requirements. The most important is Clause 7.1.6 as it sets the standards for the practical knowledge to support servicing cus...

/ai /regulation Fintech innovation and startups

Uri Rivner

Uri Rivner CEO and Co-Founder at Refine Intelligence

World Cup: When Russia plays, what happens to Global Cybercrime?

The World Cup! The largest, most anticipated sports event in the known universe. Millions of football fans are passionately supporting their national teams. But what are Cybercriminals doing in the mean time? Jumping their digital prey while the victims are following the football? Or rather rallying around the flag, supporting their national team a...

/payments /regulation Information Security

Aamil Ghani

Aamil Ghani Associate at Bovill

Who’d want to be a bank?

On the coat-tails of Monzo, Starling and other ‘challengers’, e-money and payment service providers are increasingly looking to “upgrade”: become authorised to be a bank. There is a logical path to be taken: starting as a payment services firm, which is not able to hold customer balances overnight, to becoming an e-money firm, which can hold e-wal...

/regulation Fintech

Freddie McMahon

Freddie McMahon Director Strategy and Innovation at DF2020 Ltd

The Normalisation of Procedural Subjectivity

We all know that a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is a step-by-step set of instructions written by an organization to help workers carry out complex routine operations. Each SOP is aimed to achieve efficiency, quality outcomes and uniformity of performance, whilst reducing miscommunication and failure to comply with policy, regulatory and stat...

/ai /regulation Finextra site news

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Maximizing the value of EMIR and MiFID II investments: MANAGING COMPLEX FINANCIAL ECOSYSTEMS

Part 2: Managing complex financial ecosystems There is a great potential now to derive innovation value from investments in EMIR and MiFID II. New or improved capabilities developed under these regulations can and should be reused. The primary function of the securities industry (and the key focus of recent regulations) has been managing transactio...

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Maximizing the value of EMIR and MiFID II investments: FOUNDATION FOR A DATA SUPPLY CHAIN

Part 1: Foundation for a data supply chain Financial services companies are, in essence, data handlers and processors. As the industry evolves and its data needs become more complex, a robust data supply chain is vital for delivering superior products and services to customers and partners. As part of compliance with EMIR and MiFID II, firms have ...

/regulation

Freddie McMahon

Freddie McMahon Director Strategy and Innovation at DF2020 Ltd

Corporate training cannot cope with the ever-widening knowledge gap

As the pace of change continues to accelerate faster and faster, it has become overwhelmingly clear that training is no longer fit for purpose, to address the ever-widening knowledge gap. This is not to say that training is superfluous, but it should not be deployed when there are viable alternatives that are more efficient and effective and opera...

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