Compliance Demands Raise Pressure To Link Data and Re-Design Models

Risk operations professionals aim to accelerate changes to prepare for 2018 deadlines

The data operations units and high-level data executives of financial firms face regulatory compliance demands that must become standard operating procedure in about 18 months. These demands dictate a need for greater insight into firms' risks, according to executives from such firms and a service provider who spoke on a webcast titled "Managing Risk and Compliance Through the Flow of Data" on September 28.

Data departments and professionals can expect a multi-year process to implement the

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