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INCREASING THE NEED FOR MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION IN FINANCIAL SERVICES
The global pandemic has accelerated the use of digital services and capabilities in all industries and sectors, bringing forward a set of concerns relating to customer and employee interactions' safety and security.
PERFORMANCE- UND KOSTENPOTENTIALE HEBEN MIT DER RICHTIGEN DATENBANKTECHNOLOGIE
Über die letzten Jahre hat sich die zu verarbeitende Datenmenge in datengetriebenen Anwendungen vervielfacht. Oftmals werden aber mit Optimierungen keine signifikanten Performanceverbesserungen und Kosteneinsparungen erzielt. Das kann sich mit einer Fokussierung auf die Datenbanktechnologie ändern.
Even the most complex projects can be successfully completed under remote working conditions. Find out what changes, tools and measures are required to adapt to the ‘new normal’.
The Financial Services Bill aims to enhance the UK’s prudential standards and promote financial stability and openness between the UK and international markets. In this paper, we will be exploring how this will impact financial services in a post Brexit UK.
Canadian banks cannot rely on incremental improvements and the current regulatory environment as a source of long-term success. Banks must begin their transformations now to stand a fighting chance against new entrants.
Nick Jackson, Mike Connor, Alex Watson and Keith Lu
HOW TO REDUCE BONDS SETTLEMENT FAILS AND MITIGATE CSDR FINES AND BUY-INS
In the second article of our latest series: ‘series ‘Applied Data Science in Financial Services’, we look at how advanced analytics can help to reduce bond settlement fails and mitigate CSDR fines and buy-ins.
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