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Credit Management
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Merrill Lynch’s former head of market risk oversight sounds off on what he sees as the failures of current risk management practices. Is he right?Be the first to comment
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Reforms to the world's financial system still fall short of ensuring that big and systemically important banks will not need to be bailed out by governments if they fail, regulators say.
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Global banking regulators will examine whether their new rules forcing lenders to hold more capital to absorb any future losses should be simplified after criticism that they are too complex to be effective.
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New Oracle Financial Services Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act Management targets pending FATCA requirements; expanded Oracle Financial Services Enterprise Risk Management suite addresses challenges around stress testing and model risk management.
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2013 may end up as "the year of regulatory implementation in banking," but compliance is not the only challenge facing banks that want to outpace the competition.
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Consumers continued the trend of paying down household debt last year, but the American Bankers Association warns that trend might falter next year with the expiration of the payroll tax cut and continued economic uncertainty.
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Sheila Bair, former FDIC chair and current industry critic, thinks that regulators are partly to blame not only for the financial crisis and the banking industry's continuing lousy reputation, but she also has plenty of criticism for bankers and politicians.
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U.S. consumer credit rebounded strongly in August after posting its first decline in nearly a year in July, Federal Reserve data showed on Friday.
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Regulatory and audit requirements offer banks an opportunity for a bottom-up approach to credit strategies, which can also be applied to other business processes. Key to this approach is a decision-optimization framework.
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Sandy Weill changed his mind about the structure of big banks. Why is everyone so surprised?
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At a recent SAS financial services conference, Moneyball and pep talks inspire financial services innovation.
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Speed is key to beating new account fraud; banks and other lenders need more advanced tools to help them detect and catch fraud perpetrators, as well as find new ways to improve profit margins on their credit holdings.
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Greek banks will post big losses for 2011 on Friday, as they will include the writedown on government bonds suffered during last month's bailout deal for the country as well as provisions for higher bad loans due to a deep recession.
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KeyBank names new commercial payments head; former RBS global transaction services executive Alfred Carpetto will oversee Key’s treasury management, international foreign exchange and institutional asset services businesses.
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As part of its compliance with provisions of the Dodd-Frank regulation, the FDIC board is proposing stress testing for large banks, and says affected banks would benefit from "improved internal assessments of capital adequacy."
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A day after a recess appointment officially made him head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Richard Cordray defended the agency's role, reported on accomplishments so far, and identified upcoming agenda items -- including more scrutiny of non-banks.
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Barney Frank, the co-author of the Dodd-Frank legislation and advocate of tougher bank regulation, is expected to announce he will not seek reelection to Congress in 2012; he will leave mixed legacy for the financial services industry.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau names CIO, among eight experts named to key senior leadership positions, including Chief of Staff and CFO, at CFPB.
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Banks' sources of revenue have changed, and they have to shift from an environment dominated by products, transactions, departments and short-term profit, to one driven by customers, customer experience, enterprise-level information, and delivering value-added information through integrated channels.
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The British organization is seeking to create an industry database of its corporate customers' payment information.
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The banking industry survived, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, only to be confronted in 2008 with the challenges of the global financial crisis. Both events, along with some key technology developments, shaped the financial services industry in which we work today.
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IBM acquires Algorithmics; deal is latest step in series of investments IBM has made in predictive analytics, increasingly used by financial institutions to improve risk management efforts.
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Banks will be required to have comprehensive liquidity risk management programs and must be able to clearly identify and assess enterprise-wide liquidity risk under normal and extreme market conditions -- as well as develop strategies to effectively bridge liquidity gaps.
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"Bio-Decisions" or analytics -- which lending method will bankers use in the new normal?
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Predictive analytics can produce massive amounts of insight -- leading to greater demand for more and quicker decisions. Are banks ready for that challenge?
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