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The most popular CECL, ALM, & portfolio risk blogs of the year

Abrigo

Takeaway 3 Updates on interest rate forecasting and best practices for managing CRE risk were among the most-read blogs. Abrigo's most popular risk management blogs over the last 12 months cover topics that continue to catch the attention of professionals and regulators. Which credit areas need routine "maintenance"?

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Lessons Learned From the Fourth United States Bank Failure of 2023

Perficient

Heartland Tri-State began operations in 1985 under the name First National Bank of Elkhart. He was promoted to President and CEO in 2008. Mr. Herndon named the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) as receiver, allowing the FDIC to take control of the Heartland Tri-State’s operations.

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Watson at Work at IBM Think: Meeting compliance through cognitive computing

Insights on Business

Maintaining regulatory compliance is a daunting task. The cost of not being compliant is astronomical – since 2008, more than $50 billion in fines have been paid. Banks and financial institutions are looking for any advantage they can get to streamline operations and reduce compliance costs.

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Solve This Problem with Your Strategic Horizon

South State Correspondent

Risk management also needs to change. If your duration is too long or your BSA compliance is weak, those aren’t good things, but that is not how the bank is going to fail. Finding your bank tied to a rural area that is decreasing in size and profitable demographics is your bigger risk. Do you remember them?

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Its getting expensive not to be compliant

Insights on Business

For example, financial intelligence regulator Austrac handed gaming giant Tabcorp a fine of AUD 45 M (USD 35 M) for non compliance, the highest ever civil penalty in corporate Australian history. Financial crimes go beyond just the monetary fines; the risk of accompanying reputational damages are hazardous as well. We also saw U.S.

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Reimagining the first line of defense with next-gen GRC

Insights on Business

The global financial crisis of 2008 and 2009 brought a renewed focus on the governance, risk and compliance (GRC) processes within the financial institutions, who, not very long ago, viewed GRC as little more than a necessary evil – cost of doing business, which added little value. IBM OpenPages with Watson 8.0

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Taking a proactive stance on conduct risk with real-time, AI-powered risk analytics

Insights on Business

In many cases, one of the most significant operational risks organizations face today doesn’t come from fraudsters or cybercriminals—it comes from their own employees. Compliance and customer trust. While the 2008 foreclosure crisis highlighted conduct risk issues, the problem didn’t end there.