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Audio webinar: Implementing and capturing value from BCBS 239
THE PANEL
- Mark Kalen, global strategy and marketing, Intralinks
- Guillaume Figer, deputy head global risk measurement, Societe Generale
- Gordon Liu, executive vice president, US head of global risk analytics, HSBC
- Moderator: Duncan Wood, editor-in-chief, Risk.net
The financial crisis revealed critical issues in the way banks reported risk and the quality of data being fed into those reports. In 2013, the BCBS 239 risk data and aggregation standard was published, giving major global banks a 2016 deadline for complying with these new principles.
However, the last progress report in 2015 revealed that 50% of organisations subject to the mandate are expecting to be materially non-compliant by 2016. As many banks continue to struggle to meet the BCBS 239 deadline, this webinar sheds light on the remaining questions around implementation and how to achieve significant business value, including:
- How far ahead have global financial institutions moved with the risk data aggregation and reporting mandate? What progress has been achieved since the last progress report?
- What are the remaining challenges? How can banks accelerate their compliance with BCBS 239?
- What is its value to the business, and when will banks see a return on this investment?
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