Bank RegTech Talks Webinar Series: The Rise of Integrated Balance Sheet Management
With greater clarity of the regulatory compliance environment than at any time since before the financial crisis, banks have an excellent opportunity to get off the compliance treadmill and move forward with strategic technology platforms for managing risk.
With greater clarity of the regulatory compliance environment than at any time since before the financial crisis, banks have an excellent opportunity to get off the compliance treadmill and move forward with strategic technology platforms for managing risk.
In pursuit of creating efficiencies, many banks will look to integrate the management of liquidity and interest rate risks. Join our webinar on November 7 to learn about the benefits, challenges, and best practices for the adoption of a common platform within banks’ ALM function.
In this webinar:
- Get an overview of relevant regulations affecting Balance Sheet Management in the last decade
- Understand the difference between internal and regulatory risk metrics
- Find out whether charging ‘regulatory costs’ has become an integral part of Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP)
- Hear real life examples of integrating across disciplines (interest rate, liquidity risk, regulatory reporting and more)
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