Operational resilience has been elevated to on par with financial stability. We are seeing a cultural shift towards viewing operational resilience as a strategic business imperative rather than just a regulatory compliance requirement.
The rapid development of big tech and AI presents opportunities to improve supply chain resilience. These same developments potentially increase unknown risks to operational resilience from a single firm across global markets, which will stress the regulatory framework as it tries to adapt to keep pace.
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Operational Resilience: The Countdown
Lexology Masterclass: The future of AI in financial services, where innovation meets regulation
Critical Third Parties: The unstoppable march of the regulatory universe
Boarding the DORA Express: Directors' Duties, Risk Resilience and beyond
Financial services outsourcing and AI
AI in financial services: industry feedback published and other developments
The Consumer Duty and outsourcing: remediation or not?
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