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Aligning Risk and Finance in Banks: From Theory to Practice

Aligning Risk and Finance in Banks: From Theory to Practice

Source: SAP

Almost 88% of risk and finance practitioners in banks see the integration of their functions as a top priority, according to a new survey launched by SAP. However, over half have yet to implement an enterprise level plan to achieve this integration.

As the statistics suggest, the path to integrated risk and finance functions is not simple. Banks face a number of organizational and technology challenges as they consider how their business model and processes need to change in order to reach this goal. You can download Aligning Risk and Finance in Banks: From Theory to Practice from Chartis Research now.

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