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Promoting and Developing the Discipline of Operational Risk Management
Yesterday we successfully ran our 16th OpRisk Quant & Research Workshop with more than 30 participants (Banks, Insurance Companies,...
New Generation Operational Risk: Europe
Zaq Mughal, , Dutch Chapter, England and Wales Chapter, German Chapter, IOR News, Irish Chapter, Scottish Chapter, 0We are pleased to announce that we will be supporting the 3rd Annual New Generation Operational Risk: Europe Summit....
Details of the 12th IOR Operational Risk Quant Workshop event are now available
Zaq Mughal, , German Chapter, IOR News, 0Details of the German Chapter event ’12th IOR Operational Risk Quant Workshop’ are now available to view here.
Finextra Research Headlines
- Play2Pay buys rival Postr January 15, 2021Play2Pay, Inc. (Play2Pay™), the global mobile payments platform that gamifies payments, announces the acquisition of New Zealand competitor, Postr, expanding its global leadership profile.
- NCR to embed conversational AI with Kasisto January 15, 2021Kasisto, creators of the leading digital experience platform for the financial services industry today announced they are integrating Kasisto’s consumer banking virtual assistant (KCB) and its KAI platform, into NCR Digital Banking technology.
- GM, Goldman and Mastercard agree credit card partnership January 15, 2021General Motors, Goldman Sachs and Mastercard have agreed a multi-year relationship for co-branded rewards-based credit cards.
- Tier1 acquires financial crime vendor Alessa January 15, 2021Tier1 Financial Solutions, a leading provider of client relationship management (“CRM”) solutions, has acquired Alessa, a compliance and financial crime prevention solution.
- Fintechs call foul on exclusion from pay out of UK government-derived grants and loans January 15, 2021E-money and fintech payment firms are calling on the UK government to support the use of non-PRA-regulated accounts for the pay out of government-derived loans, grants and other funds alongside traditional bank accounts.