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The complexity of today’s risk and regulatory environment is unprecedented. To help you define and strategically approach the relevant threats for your business, PwC brings together decades of real world experience to create an integrated approach that effectively manages risk, complies with regulatory requirements and drives your business strategy.
The 2008 Financial Crisis has demonstrated how weak foundations and governance over Risk Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting processes can bring about a crisis in the financial services ecosystem.
PwC’s tried and tested and innovative approach to BCBS 239 compliance can enable you to secure compliance in a cost-effective way.
We have successfully supported multiple global systemically important banks and domestic systemically important banks worldwide and was awarded the Outstanding Project for BCBS 239 Implementation in the Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2018.
In Singapore, we are the only external consultant to support banks in their BCBS 239 journey from strategy through to execution. We conduct quarterly BCBS 239 industry roundtable events, engage with regulators on implementation challenges, and publish several thought leaderships.
The replacement of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) at the end of 2021 is one of the few changes to the financial markets that is expected to be cataclysmic.
As the clock ticks and uncertainties loom large, you would need a steward to steer your firm towards stability amidst uncertain territories - our experience managing LIBOR projects end-to-end, makes us the perfect partner for you.
Aimed at providing more transparency and comparability compared to current accounting standards, IFRS 17 is a double-edged sword. While it is the biggest shakeup to hit insurance reporting for decades, it also presents opportunities to harness data more effectively, to improve the structure of your finance function and to better inform your decision making.
A soft design process can help insurers identify an effective IFRS 17 technology solution and operating model | Duration 4:31
To fully unlock the potential of data and have meaningful analytics, we have to ensure that data is well governed, of good quality, and ultimately fit for purpose.
It is our passion to help organisations jumpstart and enhance their Data Governance and Data Quality initiatives and we have successfully done this for a number of clients.
Duration: 1.24
Managers of financial institutions are under pressure from boards of directors, investors and regulators to (1) deliver improved, consistent, and more transparent reporting, and (2) effectively price for risk when making business decisions, while (3) meeting regulatory expectations.
PwC can help your organisation transform the Risk and Finance Functions to meet these objectives and remain on the path towards continued growth.
Robotics Process Automation (RPA), Machine Learning (ML) and other emerging technologies can deliver productivity, but they are only as good as the leaders who identify its opportunities, the technologists who deliver it and the people who work with it every day.
With the right mix of subject matter experts in Risk, Finance and Technology, we are well equipped to realise the power of emerging technologies.
Even as many firms have worked on transforming the way they operate in the decade since the financial crisis, financial scandals, control failures, and ethical violations have continued to keep enterprise risk management and risk culture top of mind for a range of internal and external industry stakeholders. Hence, conduct risk has taken center stage to ensure market integrity. More lately, the awareness of the financial sector’s role on sustainability (Environmental, Social and Governance Risk - ESG) has become a forefront of many revisions in risk frameworks to integrate these newest risks.
We have supported the biggest global organisations, governments and policy setting bodies to support you in adopting a holistic approach to managing your risks.
With the increasing focus on FinTech solutions to drive digital banking and open banking, it is essential for both the traditional brick and mortar banks as well as the new fintech players to understand the risks and regulations applicable to ensure that on top of meeting regulatory demands, they are also poised to take advantage of the dynamic and vast under-served markets in Asia.
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