Managing the exposure challenge

Mass financial shocks – including Enron and Argentina – are forcing banks to disclose more information, faster, about their credit exposures to satisfy skittish investors. How are banks’ technology infrastructures coping with this challenge?

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How fast is fast enough when it comes to figuring out an overall picture of credit risk exposure to a distressed company at an international bank? That’s the question many top bank credit risk and information technology executives are asking themselves in the wake of several high-profile bankruptcies. These bankruptcies have left more than one firm seemingly caught short when asked for an immediate full accounting of their exposure to troubled firms by investors and regulators.

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