Finance departments lament loss of control over daily workflows
Investment banks’ finance departments and their bosses are not only under pressure from workflows but also facing financial, legal and reputational risks
Source: Operational Risk & Regulation | 05 Sep 2008
Categories: Operational Risk
Topics: BCS Group, Finance, Offshore, Operational risk management (ORM), Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), Systems and controls
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