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The future of intelligent automation for next-level risk management

The panel

  • Andy Aziz, Chief strategy officer and head of product, SS&C Algorithmics
  • Ravi de Silva, Former global head of compliance testing for financial crimes and analytics, Citi
  • Thomas Sullivan, Managing director, Société Générale
  • Moderator: Luke Clancy, Editor-at-large, Risk.net

Risk managers are facing increased pressure to manage complex and evolving risks against a backdrop of stretched resources, cost pressures and increased regulatory scrutiny. A movement towards intelligent automation to find efficiencies and increase effectiveness has become paramount in an environment requiring ever-increasing volumes of risk analytics and better risk controls.

Embracing intelligent automation can be transformative, saving valuable time for subject matter experts performing repetitive tasks, enabling them to focus on high-value projects, and making optimal use of organisational resources. However, while the industry is at a tipping point, challenges loom and the path to automation is not straightforward.

This Risk.net webinar explores pivotal market factors and trends regarding risk management and automation, providing insights on how to automate tasks safely and effectively, plus an understanding of impactful benchmarks practitioners could use when managing complex risks in this dynamic environment.

Key discussion topics include:

  • Technological shifts: the move to automation and understanding efficiencies while staying ahead of regulatory mandates and evolving risk environments, enhancing organisational agility and adaptability to change
  • Enhanced analytics and insights: understanding how intelligent automation can handle routine tasks and assist in complex data analysis, as well as exploring how leveraging automation for risk analytics can help financial institutions identify potential risks early and more effectively, improving decision-making and operational resilience
  • Strategic decision-making: with routine tasks automated, how can this assist decision-makers in focusing on strategic aspects of risk management and business planning, leading to more informed and timely decision-making
  • Level playing field: delving into the challenges and understanding whether automation is realistically accessible for all and whether it will help level the playing field for large and regional banks
  • Bank case studies to illustrate how this is being played out or is already in motion.

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