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Bank ALM tech still dominated by manual workflows

Batch processing and Excel files still pervade, with only one in four lenders planning tech upgrades

This piece is part of a series benchmarking bank ALM practices. Risk Management subscribers can view selected cuts of the underlying data here.

The core technology most banks rely on to process billions of dollars’ worth of assets and liabilities each day remains heavily reliant on batch processing and manual interventions, with most institutions relying on end-of-day cycles and file-based

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