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GRC: Striking at the Eye of the Regulation Storm

Max Bowie examines the opportunities and challenges of firms trying to manage governance, risk and compliance together.

As if data professionals dealing with governance, risk and compliance (GRC) separately within banks and investment firms don’t already have enough on their plates, some firms are now seeking to implement overarching GRC strategies to address them together, to leverage the synergies across the three areas. And many say the evolving regulatory ecosystem is the primary culprit behind this shift.

“What’s really happening is a perfect storm of regulatory activity

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