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Cast your vote for the top vendor in a variety of operational risk management categories

Vote now in the annual Operational Risk & Regulation operational risk software rankings

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Operational Risk & Regulation magazine reserves the right in this survey to disqualify companies, or discard votes, where:

  • Evidence emerges that companies were rewarding clients with gifts for voting.
  • There have been multiple votes from a single IP address.
  • Fake email addresses have been used.
  • Company employees have been voting for their own firm.
  • There has been indiscriminate voting for a single vendor across multiple categories.
  • There is any indication that an unfair attempt has been made to influence the votes, other than what is mentioned above.

The editor's decision is final.

Read last year's op risk software rankings here

 

 

 

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