Over the past 10 years, the amount of data that banks are generating on a daily basis has increased exponentially, as has the amount of reporting they are required to do. Without a smarter, joined-up architecture for managing this data, firms will have worse controls over their risk and finances and become lumbered with uncompetitive costs.

This marcus evans event shows how banks can scale up their BCBS239 programs and embed superior data governance and architecture practice throughout their business. It does this by first addressing the BCBS239 project and identifying how it can be scaled up. We then look at how firms should enhance their data governance standards, before delving in more detail into the practicalities of data lineage and aggregation. Finally, we look at regulatory reporting, and how this can be done effectively using the data discussed above