The role of risktech in effectively managing emerging risks and driving competitive edge

TCS executive summary whitepaper

Banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) firms are struggling to adapt to a dynamic, continuously evolving risk arena. Newer areas to this landscape, including cyber, operational resilience, supply chain, climate, and environmental, social and governance are only making this transition harder. Institutions are continuously updating models and methodologies to adjust, but the rapid pace means the RiskTech sector is relatively immature. Through Chartis Research and TCA’s joint BFSI survey, it was found that the shifts in regulations and business are driving the changes and growth in the risktech market, and impacting digital transformation as a whole, leading to IT and cyber risk being the most important risk factors facing BFSI institutions. 

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Capital markets: The role of risktech in effectively managing emerging risks and driving competitive edge

This whitepaper covers the global survey, conducted by Chartis Research, on banking, financial services and insurance firms. The survey found that capital markets firms are struggling to adapt to evolving risks and regulatory requirement increases given the broad structural changes the industry has undergone. These changes have led to a restructuring of the risk landscape, which is the reason behind these adaptation struggles. Chartis offers two ways for insurers to combat these problems.

Capital markets: The role of risktech in effectively managing emerging risks and driving competitive edge
Banking: The role of risktech in effectively managing emerging risks and driving competitive edge

All banking, financial services and insurance firms (BFSIs) are grappling with increasingly dynamic and continually evolving risks. The banking industry has undergone broad structural change, marked by digitization, deep regulatory transformation, regionalization and increasing focus on integration with external platforms. This has comprehensively reshaped the risk landscape. In response, BFSIs have undoubtedly come a long way with widespread risktech adoption. To effectively manage emerging risks, banks must tackle a wider variety of quantitative techniques, alternative risk measures, and frameworks to analyze operational risks. Additionally, they need to have a better understanding of their post-quantification steps so they can ensure actionable steps based on risk quantification. Banks must also harness their granular data for cyber risk purposes and leverage their approaches to constructing non-financial analytics for the future.

Banking: The role of risktech in effectively managing emerging risks and driving competitive edge

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