Artificial intelligence for banks: Learning benefits, mitigating risk
It can feel like the AI landscape changes every day with new uses and regulations
It can feel like the AI landscape changes every day with new uses and regulations
Deepfakes, the imperative of third-party risk management and global regulatory fragmentation are leading concerns.
SPONSORED CONTENT PRESENTED BY PROTECHT GROUP By Jared Siddle Director of Risk, North America, Protecht Group Building a Robust Model ...
Set aside that annual risk assessment as soon as it is complete, or actively consult it throughout the year?
Banks are at preliminary stages in evaluating generative AI. But areas of early adoption are customer services, analyzing data and ...
The final rule is intended to address changes to the operational risk, technology and landscape in which FMUs operate that ...
The company's technology is designed to align with the U.S. financial sector's push to diversify loan portfolios—particularly highlighted by risks ...
First-line risk knows the business, while second-line risk knows the broader organization. When brought together, both perspectives paint a compelling ...
The Federal Reserve plans to continue its supervisory focus on fundamental risk management related to counterparty credit risk, and it ...
We don’t know what we don’t know — but now is the time to ask.
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