Me parece muy interesante este artículo, que aunque en inglés, describe cómo las exigencias normativas en banca, obligan a este sector a invertir crecientemente en TI.
Banks and technology.
Interesting study rescued by Juan Antonio Falcon Blasco
Put out that statement and watch share prices fall, incur the wrath of all your regulators,
and prepare to set aside even higher capital buffers to compensate for now-suspect risk calculations.
Institutions providing unsatisfactory regulatory capital reports may be subject to constraints to
capital activities, even in situations where reported capital meets required minimum standards.
This is just one example of the direct cost of inadequate risk and regulatory reporting processes.
This institution may have revealed its error, but there are certainly other reporting errors that have gone
undisclosed or even undetected. There is just too much data to analyze and too many calculations
to report to expect perfection, particularly given the current state of data management and the data
reconciliation that is required to ensure trusted data sources. Legacy core systems were developed
when batch processing was state of the art and regulators were more patient. Your staff members
are doing the best they can to manage today’s expectations with yesterday’s technology.
Banks know that this can’t continue. They also recognize that a clean start – from core system
replacement to new general ledger and then Big Data solutions – is the best way to improve risk
management and more efficiently comply with regulatory requirements. It should come as no
surprise that enterprise risk reporting and a more integrated approach to risk and finance is a priority
for more than 90% of banks
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