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The ORR 20: Compliance software rankings 2011

Now that they have a little breathing space, and as the threat of a deluge of regulation looms, banks are once again investing in governance, risk and compliance (GRC) systems to help them stay on top of things

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The popularity of governance, risk and compliance (GRC) frameworks dropped off slightly during the downturn, while banks shored up their defences and cut budgets to stay afloat. But the concept is once again gaining favour as financial institutions recognise the benefits of having a holistic view of the risks in their organisations.

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