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Banks in Asia turn to integrated third-party risk units

Regional and global firms create centres of excellence bridging first and second lines

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As both risks and regulatory expectations grow and become more complex, banks operating in Asia are increasingly turning to centres of excellence to manage third-party relationships, according to experts.

“The direction of travel I’m seeing is that global banks with Asian hubs and some [Asian] banks have centres of excellence [COEs] to manage third-party risk, to provide a role in bringing it all

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