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Shaping the future of risk and finance with analytics and integrated technology
The panel
- Mahdi Amri, SAS Global Ecosystem Relationship Partner, EY
- Mike Forno, Partner, The Financial Risk Group
- Chris Brophy, Senior Principal Industry Consultant, Banking, SAS
- Niall Whelan, Vice-president, Enterprise Stress-testing, Scotiabank
Risks and regulations have been shaken up over the past few years, creating a range of challenges within the financial services industry. To ease the pain associated with meeting compliance targets, global institutions are exploring ways of becoming more efficient by integrating regulatory and business initiatives.
As such, banks are increasingly seeking technology that is flexible, extensible and adaptable. The decisions made today could have profound implications on organisations’ abilities to navigate uncertain and rapidly changing environments.
This webinar explores how to enhance business planning activities while accelerating regulatory demands with limited resources amid a need to derive greater value from the analytic lifecycle.
Key topics discussed:
- New approaches to scenario analysis, stress-testing, expected credit loss and model governance
- Advanced analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning applications
- The challenges and opportunities of risk technology
- Expediting model lifecycles to increase the business value of analytic processes.
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