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Historically, regulatory expectations for Compliance officers have focused on identifying and remediating siloed risks which together provide an executive view of conduct and culture. However, global expectations are shifting and a future where a predictive, integrated surveillance capability is supported by large datasets and scalable enterprise-wide solutions is emerging now. Complicate the picture with privacy
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The pace and depth of regulation is breaking the traditional model for compliance, but new digital tools are emerging to fill the void. The rule set is vast and a potentially relevant document is published every minute on one of thousands of URLs. In 2020 alone, JWG filtered through 700,000 alerts from more than 700
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RegCast 16: Staying in control of a digital age Nobody has been further out in front of the financial industry’s data needs than Francis Gross, who works at the ECB but agreed to speak to us in a personal capacity. We invited him to share his perspectives on the big measurement problems for regulators in
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RegCast 15: Implementing RegTech control solutions Faced with mounting fines, banks are digitizing their regulatory obligation management process. Horizon scanning has leapt to the fore as one of the core capabilities required to achieve the holy grail of ‘end to end’ solutions that prove to regulators that business is being done right. But getting many silos to map their
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Since the 2008 crisis, the markets have been asked to put everything on a venue, deliver vast quantities of transparency data, protect the customer and deliver growth. It has taken Europe over 15 years to build a mountain of rules that is millions of paragraphs high and stretches across the globe. Implemented in 2016-17,
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Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are now under central bankers’ microscopes as they explore ways to improve digital commerce, reinforce systemic resilience and preserve the foundational role of fiat money in global finance. Emerging technology for digital identities, fraud detection and other elements of a robust payment solution can be a part of digital foundations
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Sponsored by Accountability is a theme that has been on the industry’s to do list since the Great Financial Crisis. Five years since new senior management regimes started rolling out, global regulators are already raising the bar to include front-office culture audits which apply behavioural science to new culture and conduct measurement. New JWG research
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Rachel Wolcott takes the chair to talk to Dawd Haque, Deutsche Bank, PJ Di Giammarino, JWG and Leo Labeis, Regnosys about the industry’s ground-breaking collaborative effort to get derivatives trade reporting right. The group explains how over a dozen sell and buy-side firms are rolling up their sleeves and working with their key suppliers to
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In this episode, Andrew Dyson, Adrian Dale, and David Shone joins us from ISLA to discuss their sector’s implementation of a clause library and common domain model. By reducing legacy process and technology friction, these new tools reduce cost and enable business innovation at speeds unfathomable today. They also have huge supervisory benefits as SFTR and CSDR data quality
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This episode Angus Moir, Bank of England joins us to share UK’s plans for Transforming data collection and to pick up with former UK regulator Gavin Stuart where we left off in RegCast 3. We focus on digital capabilities required for investment firms to share information with their regulators. In short, we move from ‘what’ regulators need to ‘how’