Tag: Data governance
Regulatory reporting hits an AI adoption roadblock
Regulatory reporting is becoming a major testing ground for artificial intelligence, but financial institutions are struggling to move beyond experimentation.
New research from Regnology, a...
LSEG warns cloud adoption can fragment data controls
Financial institutions moving data workflows into the cloud may be creating new control problems, even as they solve old access issues. According to LSEG...
Why full AI automation in tax reclaims remains risky
AI has become one of the most discussed technologies in financial services, with expectations growing that it can automate not just administrative tasks but...
Banks want AI surveillance but lack the data to run it
Banks are racing to adopt AI-driven surveillance, but new research shows almost none of them have the underlying data to make it work.
According to...
EU banks face a major rethink of regulatory reporting
The European Banking Authority (EBA), European Central Bank (ECB) and European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) have opened a consultation on DPM 2.1,...
Why end-of-day data is no longer good enough for bonds
Fixed income markets are shifting away from the end-of-day pricing model that has underpinned valuation for decades, according to LSEG Data & Analytics, as...
Acrisure bets on Palantir to reshape insurance workflows
Acrisure, the global FinTech group spanning insurance, reinsurance, payroll, benefits, cybersecurity and real estate services across 19 countries, has launched Auris AI, an applied...
Why phased modernisation is the safer bet for WealthTech
Wealth managers are being pushed toward a modernisation reckoning. Instant settlement is becoming the norm just as automation demands stronger data governance, while rules...
The hidden compliance gap in multi-channel archiving
Compliance and legal teams are grappling with a communications landscape that has outgrown the archiving tools built to govern it, prompting a shift towards...
Legacy risk models can’t keep up with modern crime
Financial crime has evolved faster in the last five years than in the previous two decades, yet many institutions are still assessing risk with...










