In this article, we will delve into the critical concept of financial risk management within the context of anti-fraud operations, especially as financial institutions navigate the complexities of the modern landscape. We will explore the complexities of this essential field, focusing on how Read More …
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Financial risk management and anti-fraud operations
How Financial Stability Relates To ESG Disclosure
The impact of climate change in the long run is seen as a financial security risk globally, affecting some $100 trillion of fossil fuel assets. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) is a critical enabler of effective risk management—a primary reason why Read More …
Why Financial Services Should Prioritize Risk, Not Compliance
Financial institutions are a prime target for cyberattacks due not only to the money they have but also the data their systems house. Money and data equal a goldmine for bad actors. In many cases, the data—an institution’s crown jewels that can Read More …
Why Fintechs are Leading the Evolution from Risk Management to Risk Orchestration
Risk management vs. risk orchestration The analytical, data-rich world of technology and finance remains in stark contrast to less linear, creative fields like art and music. However, a musical analogy can help illustrate the fundamental difference between risk management and Read More …
Banks and financial powerhouses map out climate risks
Banks and regulators wake up to climate risks For banks, the transformation begins now. Those that fail to navigate the path to a low-carbon economy could be slapped with billions of dollars in fines and settlements, warned Stuart Lewis, group Read More …
Banks Face An Uncertain Regulatory Landscape: Here’s How To Focus On The Most Serious Risks
The regulatory landscape for financial firms is in a state of flux, both in the U.S. and abroad. New anti-money laundering (AML) laws, sweeping new consumer protection requirements and new sanctions in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are only a sampling of the regulatory Read More …
Climate change, risk finance, and innovative financial instruments
Risk is “the potential for consequences where the outcome is uncertain and something of value is at stake” (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change). It has distinguishable elements including a hazard, exposure, vulnerability, response options, values, magnitude, likelihood, and temporal characteristics, and Read More …
The Five Stages Of Third-Party Risk Management For Financial Institutions
Every business, large and small, faces some degree of risk. Risk can come from a variety of sources: the economy, natural disasters, market fluctuations and so on. But one of the biggest risks that businesses face is a third-party risk. Read More …
Banks, global investors may cap exposure to Adani firms: S&P
Indian banks and global investors are considering caps for their exposure to the Adani Group amidst the conglomerate’s aggressive growth push, which is riding on acquisitions, S&P Global Ratings said on Thursday. Even as the Group tries to grow in new business Read More …
Rupee may hold steady on risk aversion in markets, gains in regional peers; USDINR to trade with positive bias
The Indian Rupee is expected to trade steady on Thursday amid risk aversion in global markets and expectations of recovery in US Dollar. The domestic currency may track gains in regional peers as China’s stimulus plan bolsters the outlook for Asian economies. Read More …