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Asia moves: Citi expands Treadwell’s role, Credit Suisse makes Australian appointments, and more
Latest job changes across the industry
A data-driven era: Optimising data strategies to achieve regulatory compliance
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CECL: preparing for the new standard
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Meeting the daunting demand for data
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Webinar: Stress testing
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BCBS 239: Data harmonisation heaven?
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Automated for the people
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IFRS 9: Impairment clarified
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FRTB data standards seen as threat to emerging markets
Need for 'real' prices will limit use of models, increasing capital burden
Best operational risk product: Wolters Kluwer OneSumX
Firms look to planning suites to get ahead of regulatory expectations
IFRS 9: Managing the transition to the new loss modelling
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GRC Survey 2015 – Gaps in risk and compliance processes expose banks to further risks
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Operational Risk & Regulation Awards 2014: the winners
We recognise the best performance in a year when data was king
GRC platform of the year: Wolters Kluwer
Moving towards unified risk management approach
OpRisk Europe: Regulators should focus on management behaviour
Industry experts call for greater attention from regulators on the behaviour of senior executives
Awards 2012: Best operational risk management software: Wolters Kluwer Financial Services
Best operational risk management software: Wolters Kluwer Financial Services
Awards 2012: Best regulatory reporting software: Wolters Kluwer Financial Services
Best regulatory reporting software: Wolters Kluwer Financial Services
GRC special report 2012
Operational Risk & Regulation looks at the growing governance, risk and compliance sector
GRC special report: sponsored Q&A
Risk-based approach starts to turn heads
GRC special report: editor's letter
GRC interest heightens
CoRep and FinRep: a "Frankenstein's monster" of reporting
Mind the language gap
Changing hats, March 2012
Sharon Bowles retains her role as chair of Econ in the EU, while Rosalind Tyson retires from the SEC and Chartis appoints a new CRO