Frontiers in Finance
Frontiers in Finance
The focus of the newest issue of Frontiers in Finance is on navigating change and transformation.
The focus of the newest issue of FiF is on navigating change and transformation.
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Turning compliance reporting into business insights
Data management strategies turn compliance reporting into business insight for banks
Data infrastructure strategies turn regulatory reporting into business intelligence for...
Frontiers in Finance discusses ways financial institutions can make use of regulatory reporting data for business management.
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Asia Pacific funds passport to help asset managers grow
Regional fund passports create opportunities in Asia Pacific
Investment managers gain access to Asia Pacific growth through regional funds passports.
Frontiers in Finance explores how changing securities regulation in the Asia Pacific region and regional funds passports creates...
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EPM helps financial services CFOs meet new expectations
CEOs of financial institutions expect more from their finance function, is the CFO ready to deliver?
Enterprise performance management can help CFOs meet higher demands...
Frontiers in Finance examines how EPM technology can help financial services CFOs meet rising accouting, reporting and business strategy demands.
Twin forces: regulation and innovation
We have devoted a great deal of effort in the years since the global financial crisis in trying to understand the fundamental changes impacting the financial services industry, and gauging how they might develop in the future.
The focus of this latest issue of Frontiers in Finance is around what we think of as the two most powerful influences on financial services: the pace and scale of change in the regulatory environment and the continuing revolution being wrought by information technology, data and the digital economy. The pace of change and innovation in the industry is irrefutable and appears to be accelerating. Meanwhile the impacts of regulatory change and technological innovation are becoming linked in unforeseen and significant ways.
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