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AI Regulations for Financial Services: SEC

Perficient Digital Transformation

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to affect every aspect of the world economy and play a significant role in the global financial system, leading financial regulators around the world to take various steps to address the impact of AI on their areas of responsibility.

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The synergy between UEM and medical device risk management

IBM Services

Unified endpoint management (UEM) and medical device risk management concepts go side-by-side to create a robust cybersecurity posture that streamlines device management and ensures the safety and reliability of medical devices used by doctors and nurses at their everyday jobs.

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Crypto Compliance – the new EU regulation

Infosys Consulting

This regulation will have an impact on both crypto users and providers. In fact that raises a number of unanswered questions among regulators regarding appropriate regulatory measures. BaFin assumes that payment and value asset service providers are increasingly exposed to money laundering risks. Many perspectives.

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The demise of Risk Management and the light at the end of the tunnel

Risk Guide

By Horst Simon, The Risk Culture Builder. Bank regulators have been on a “capital charge”-path for a very long time. No capital charge can be a buffer for bad management of risk. History showed us that sometimes ALL the capital is not enough to save the bank from a risk event gone wrong.

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The risk management process for startups that you mustn’t skip

TMS

One of the most important tasks that a project manager must handle is assessing risks. There are pre-set risk management processes that most managers apply in order to run the projects smoothly, without encountering any problems. The basic risk management process contains five core steps.

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Updating A Third-Party Risk Management Program

SIG Speaks

SIG University Certified Third-Party Risk Management Professional (C3PRMP) program graduate Nathan Coffet discusses the process of updating a Third-Party Risk Management program and the benefits it can have. Some highly regulated sectors have had to learn what works and what does not.

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What really lies in the Future of Risk Management?

Risk Guide

By Horst Simon, The Risk Culture Builder. Maybe the time has come to finally take the people side out of Risk Management—let us change the Basle definition and say Operational Risk is just systems, processes and external events, that is anyway the perception that was followed by most in the world.