Compliance Innovation Regulation Workshop 
Insights on Business
MARCH 5, 2019
Reducing costs but appeasing regulators seems like an oxymoron, yet, many AML compliance and operations leaders are being asked to do just that. The question is, how to do this, while keeping the regulators happy? Even better, regulators have recently begun encouraging the application of these techniques.
Insights on Business
OCTOBER 16, 2018
Regulations such as the second payment services directive (PSD2) and the Open Banking project spearheaded by the UK’s Competition and Market Authority (CMA) are driving disruption in the banking value chain. With the IBM Open Banking Platform , financial institutions can innovate faster, reduce risk and protect core banking applications.
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Insights on Business
JULY 20, 2017
Regulations, such as Payment Services Directive (PSD2), are forcing banks to “open up”, enabling customers to easily share data with third parties. The emergence of financial technology (fintech) and the push of regulators for more competition are disaggregating and open this closed value chain. Examples of open banking in practice.
Insights on Business
SEPTEMBER 21, 2018
Below are a few ways you can learn about some of the innovative new solutions we’re working on and engage with IBM at the event. I also encourage you to hear from some IBM executives on how digital economy is driving new opportunities and regulations in the financial services industry. Wake up with the CEOs.
Insights on Business
OCTOBER 15, 2018
The aim of this directive is to promote a secure API economy, lower transaction costs and encourage innovation. Even if the strategy is simply to achieve compliance, companies still need to manage uncertain environments. Third parties can then compete with banks to provide the best service. IBM at Sibos 2018.
Perficient
OCTOBER 2, 2020
The business is able to innovate, get into new markets, and expand into new geographies. How long it takes to get something out the door and deployed in production, in a safe and consistent manner, and fully tested, validated, and in compliance with all regulations. Is there an opportunity to think about it in a different way?
CB Insights
JULY 23, 2020
A completely remote workforce seems unlikely, given the intangible benefits of social connection, collaboration, and innovation that in-person working provides. Wellness checks are not fail-proof, especially considering the FDA’s loosening of regulations around thermal camera systems. Company name. Phone number.
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