Integrating Pillars 1, 2 and 3: A better way to Basel IV
This Wolters Kluwer report provides actionable insights on how banks can navigate the challenges of Basel IV effectively.
The report explores:
- Managing exposure to regulations and ensuring compliance
- Optimizing the cost of compliance
- Mitigating the risk of regulatory actions, fines and reputational damage
- Aligning data usage across regulatory and risk reporting processes.
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