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A new era of technology enabled financial risk management (Part 1)

Insights on Business

Risk brings rewards. Risk management professionals are comfortable with ideas about growth curves and early versus late investment. Big data, advanced analytics and aggregation, cloud and AI. A big data approach, among other things, helps run huge, complex volumes really fast.

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Using a big data approach to overcoming banking regulatory requirements

Insights on Business

Continued innovation in big data technology makes it possible to extend it into new sectors, such as risk management. The result is the ability to compute risk analytics on larger volumes of more complex data in a much shorter timeframe. Put innovative big data and risk management technology to work for you.

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The Partnership Series – Volume Three: Fintechs, Big Data, and Third-Party Risk Management

Jack Henry

How do you overcome third-party vetting challenges and scale your vendor risk management program to accommodate more dynamic partnerships?

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Treasurers Trust Big Data For Real-Time Risk Assessment

PYMNTS

Risk management is complex territory for many businesses, especially those with complex partnerships, vast supply chains and global footprints. For fund investors, active risk management is of particular importance for treasurers, Hazeltree noted. A weak data management strategy could heighten the risk of non-compliance.

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Quantum computing finds a home in risk management

Insights on Business

But what has this got to do with risk management I hear you ask? Quantum computing is real, even if still in the infancy stage. Well, one of the biggest potential uses of quantum computers is a simulation.

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A new era of technology enabled financial risk management: Advanced analytics and aggregation

Insights on Business

Today we discuss how advanced analytics and aggregation software can address limitations in computational power and granularity required to meet evolving regulatory demands.The other three emerging technologies are cloud, big data and of course, AI. Learn more about IBM regulatory technology at ibm.com/RegTech.

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Breaches are making big data small

Payments Source

The challenge has been aligning the data-sharing ecosystem in a way that simplifies access and enhances consumer control while ensuring a high level of security, says Finicity's Steve Smith.

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