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Leveraging Digital Transformation in Risk Management

Published:2024-04 Issue:1 Volume:19 Page:50-69
ISSN:2612-3665
Container-title:RISK MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
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Short-container-title:RMM

Author:

,Brogi Marina,Lagasio Valentina, ,Mercuri Danilo, ,Pirillo Jasmine, ,Venditti Marco,

Abstract

This study analyses the evolving landscape of digital risk management within the banking sector. Based on responses from a diverse group of Italian banks, the research sheds light on key trends and strategic priorities in risk management. By soliciting insights from professionals and decision-makers across various financial institutions, this research seeks to provide a snapshot of current practices, challenges, and opportunities in the realm of digital risk management. Notable findings include a strong commitment to cloud adoption, a focus on areas like cyber risk and model explainability. The study underscores the industry's readiness for regulatory advancements. These insights provide valuable guidance for banking institutions navigating the complex terrain of digital risk management in the modern era.

Publisher

Italian Association of Financial Industry Risk Managers (AIFIRM)

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