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• Risk management

Best practices in GRC convergence:

While there is no single path towards GRC convergence, there is a set of best practices that canachieve the desired result. Bruce McCuaig of Paisley outlines these best practices and the mostbeneficial ways to implement them

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Regulation

Employee surveillance: minimising operational risk and fraud through enhanced company-wide monitoring

Paul Henninger director, fraud solutions, at Actimize, outlines the four greatest practical threats afinancial firm faces, and suggests how they should be addressed

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Risk management

Implementing and maturing GRCand how to motivate it

Senior managers consider effective GRC management essential in achieving their organisation’s objectives. Cura’s thought leaders set out a comprehensive tactical approach to follow when implementing a GRC programme

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Regulation

Getting to GRC: some lessons from the best

GRC programmes are evolving rapidly into a more collaborative, integrated proposition. Mark Opausky, president and CEO of BPS, offers four case studies, each showing how effective utilisation of a robust GRC programme can benefit an organisation

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Technology

GRC 2.0: The focus is on value

It has been about four years since the term GRC came into use. Although the risk management community has clearly embraced the concept and has begun to make progress on the journey, the executive suite is continuing to question the value for money. By…

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Regulation

Risk convergence and implicationsfor GRC technology solutions

Technology often provides point solutions for specific risk disciplines, but better results can beachieved if risk management is converged within a single framework. Patrick O’Brien of OpenPagesoutlines the principles of effective GRC convergence and the…

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Risk management

Financial firms need to goback to basics

The concept of governance, risk and compliance has evolved in reaction to increasing regulatorycomplexity and change. But, as Ellen Davis points out, it’s complexity and change that threatenGRC initiatives at financial firms, and simplicity might be the…

• 01 Jun 2008

• Risk management

Eliminate the weak links inyour GRC process

S Ramakrishnan, chief executive officer of Reveleus and Mantas, highlights where firms might begoing wrong in their implementation of GRC processes, and suggests ways to tackle these issues

• 01 Jun 2008
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• Risk management

10 steps to a sustainable integrated GRC architecture

As firms struggle to keep up in an ever-changing regulatory environment, Mati Ram, CEOat Dynasec, presents 10 practical techniques that can help organisations to build a sustainable integrated GRC architecture

• 01 Jun 2008
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TAF auctions hint at liquidity improvement

• 01 Jun 2008