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6 Reasons Financial Institutions Are Embracing Risk and Regulation Tactics

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Legal Obligations and Regulatory Frameworks It is well-known that financial institutions operate within a complex web of laws and regulations. By streamlining processes and ensuring compliance with regulations, banks can reduce the likelihood of errors, fraud, and other operational inefficiencies that could threaten their stability.

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Data Is the Foundation…for Everything in Insurance (Part 4 of 5)

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Data fuels the engine of the digital economy. Connected experiences, in the context of the customer relationship, are driven by a robust data set that confidently presents integrated, diverse data to enable actionable insights that can be automated across the customer’s journey. by the middle of the 2020s.

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How Nearshore Software Development Can Still Work in Highly Regulated Industries

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Nearshore software development empowers companies across all industries to accelerate digital initiatives while reducing cost. However, companies within certain industries may be more hesitant to incorporate a nearshore delivery model into their software development projects due to federal regulations around information and data security.

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NowRx: Digital Identity Benchmarks Help Healthcare Industry Set Tone For Privacy

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A recent report released by the United Nations found that 132 out of 194 countries have now introduced data protection regulations of some kind, all varying in terms of what type of information they protect and the severity of their restrictions. Around The Data Protection World.

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[Podcast] Collecting and Connecting Data for Interoperability

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In the age of Covid-19, the healthcare industry has seen massive, accelerated shifts in digital transformations. This means that the meaning of interoperability now shifts to connected devices, data privacy, and more. Data privacy concerns [22:27]. Listening Guide. Four levels on interoperability [3:56].

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Next-gen central banking | Pillar 1: Harness the power of data

Accenture

Our first post identified five areas central banks should focus on to become the digital regulators of tomorrow. Pillar 1: Harness the power of data Most central banks base their decisions on traditional information flows, yet these can suffer from a range of issues: much data….

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Digital regulators are a new norm in financial services

Accenture

Digital financial services are clearly impacting banks. But they are also forcing central banks and regulators to rethink and restructure their approaches to becoming resilient, adopting new technologies, leveraging data and constructing an agile operating model, all while providing regulatory services.