In the aftermath of the Lehman crisis of 2008, financial services firms face a number of new regulations and risk management challenges.
One key regulation is the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB), which is part of the upcoming Basel IV set of reforms. The new regulations require banks to reserve sufficient capital to maintain solvency through market downturns and avoid the need for government bailouts.
However, in this challenge lies an opportunity: Banks are using FRTB mandates in order to build a firm foundation for future risk management and compliance applications that lower development and staffing expenses, optimize reserve ratios, maximize available capital and drive investment profits.
This webinar discusses why your financial services firm should build your own internal risk models to avoid the higher capital reserve requirements set by regulators. This approach requires connected data, traceability and the speedy calculation of aggregate risk, but it results in lower reserve requirements and higher profits.
This webinar will also include a demonstration of such internal risk models, and will include a real-life scenario to showcase the value of graph technology to realize these risk models and their associated data lineage and risk calculations.
Nav Mathur is Senior Director Global Solutions at Neo. He is responsible for solutions development and Go-To-Market activities for Solutions. Nav is seasoned in business development and brings over 20+ years of experience in consulting focused on Strategy, Planning and Transformational Business & IT Solutions.
Andrew Chumney joined Pitney Bowes in May 2017 after a 20-year consulting career where he provided executive leadership in corporate restructuring, turn-around, mergers and acquisitions. His particular area of focus was operational efficiency, business intelligence, large enterprise master data management, technology architecture, marketing and brand development. His major clients have included Department of Defense, DynCorp, Lockheed, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Verizon, ABC Radio Networks, Boeing (Jeppesen), Kaiser Permanente, IHS, Owens & Minor and PetSmart.
Most recently his projects have been focused on data science, data patterns and large enterprise master data management architectures. Andrew’s background in large system development and consulting projects allows him to bring a deep understanding of best practices and methodologies from a broad spectrum of vertical markets; manufacturing, healthcare, telecommunications, professional services and defense related industries.
Kelsey Bieri is a Data Governance Analyst at ICC in the Master Data Management and Data Governance Practice. She has contributed to numerous data governance and data lineage projects in the Banking industry, helping organizations build a better understanding of their data universe. Kelsey holds a degree in Management Information Systems from the College of Business at Ohio University.
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