Danske Bank, the largest bank in Demark, has expanded it's collaboration with ActiveViam, leveraging Atoti, to bring more agility and efficiency to their liquidity risk management. With the help of Atoti, Danske has enhanced their liquidity risk stress testing analytical capabilities, supporting them to move beyond traditional methods to real-time insights, enabling faster decisions and enhanced resilience in a complex financial landscape. The partnership, which began in 2010, now expands to include advanced solutions for LCR, NSFR, stress testing, and comprehensive limit monitoring with Atoti Limits and DirectQuery. “The future of banking depends on continuous transformation—embracing the latest technology, fostering innovation, streamlining operations, and enhancing customer experiences.” said Nicki Rasmussen, Managing Director, Head of XVA Desk at Danske Bank We are proud to continue supporting Danske Bank’s innovation journey. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eGNxd78j #LiquidityRisk #RiskManagement #ActiveViam #DanskeBank #Atoti #RiskAnalytics
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This month #BCBS released the final version 🪨 of the "Guidelines for #counterparty #credit #riskmanagement". Once again, the requirements in this paper #amplifies 📢 the relevance of ActiveViam Atoti to support the challenges banks face with "the size and complexity of counterparty exposures". 🔍 "Bank management is responsible for building a management information system (MIS) that does not overwhelm users with data." 🎿 "Banks should ensure that key risk systems have minimal frictions that would impede comprehensive, accurate and timely risk data aggregation and measurement." 🏦 "Banks with sound practices also promote a holistic view of market and #CCR management." ActiveViam global clients utilise the Atoti platform across #balancesheet, #credit, #liquidity, and #market #risk and #limits to solve the most complex data challenges in the financial industry, in real-time.
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Moody's Ratings has upgraded Attica Bank’s BCA by 3 notches, with a positive outlook, following its merger with Pancreta Bank and the conclusion of the first leg of the €735m capital increase. This reflects the Bank’s improved solvency, driven by the capital injection and the sharp reduction in NPEs to below 3% by year-end, via the utilization of the "HAPS III" program. This upgrade affirms Attica Bank’s successful restructuring and transformation, alongside Pancreta Bank, into a stronger, more competitive institution. It underscores the Bank’s focus on governance, risk management, and operational efficiency, paving the way for long-term stability and growth. #AtticaBank #PancretaBank #EnaNeoKefalaio
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Resiliency, scenarios, liquidity. Three words with a ton of depth and breadth that the Financial Times is picking up. If this was easy, banks wouldn't need the brightest; but they still need a tool: Atoti !
In the latest Financial Times: Banking Risk and Regulation article, David Cassonnet and Evgueni Ivantsov highlight crucial insights into liquidity risk management. A primary takeaway is the necessity for chief risk officers to adopt a holistic, 360-degree view of liquidity risk. Achieving this involves dismantling operational silos, integrating advanced tools for real-time monitoring, and employing robust scenario analysis. Many financial institutions face challenges with outdated risk management practices, unable to adapt to rapid market changes and regulatory demands. Enter ActiveViam's flagship technology, Atoti: ➡️ Real-time warning signals ➡️ Comprehensive scenario analysis ➡️ Advanced risk infrastructure With Atoti, financial institutions can confidently navigate liquidity challenges and build resilience in the digital era. Learn more about Atoti Liquidity Risk 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWQ7mmCd Full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9M33DbZ #LiquidityRisk #RiskManagement #Banking #Fintech #ActiveViam #Atoti
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In the latest Financial Times: Banking Risk and Regulation article, David Cassonnet and Evgueni Ivantsov highlight crucial insights into liquidity risk management. A primary takeaway is the necessity for chief risk officers to adopt a holistic, 360-degree view of liquidity risk. Achieving this involves dismantling operational silos, integrating advanced tools for real-time monitoring, and employing robust scenario analysis. Many financial institutions face challenges with outdated risk management practices, unable to adapt to rapid market changes and regulatory demands. Enter ActiveViam's flagship technology, Atoti: ➡️ Real-time warning signals ➡️ Comprehensive scenario analysis ➡️ Advanced risk infrastructure With Atoti, financial institutions can confidently navigate liquidity challenges and build resilience in the digital era. Learn more about Atoti Liquidity Risk 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWQ7mmCd Full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9M33DbZ #LiquidityRisk #RiskManagement #Banking #Fintech #ActiveViam #Atoti
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Financial institutions must confidently navigate liquidity challenges and enhance resilience in today’s digital landscape. With Atoti by ActiveViam, they gain the tools to thrive: ➡️ Real-time warning signals ➡️ Comprehensive scenario analysis ➡️ Advanced risk infrastructure #LiquidityRisk #RiskManagement #Fintech #ActiveViam #Atoti
In the latest Financial Times: Banking Risk and Regulation article, David Cassonnet and Evgueni Ivantsov highlight crucial insights into liquidity risk management. A primary takeaway is the necessity for chief risk officers to adopt a holistic, 360-degree view of liquidity risk. Achieving this involves dismantling operational silos, integrating advanced tools for real-time monitoring, and employing robust scenario analysis. Many financial institutions face challenges with outdated risk management practices, unable to adapt to rapid market changes and regulatory demands. Enter ActiveViam's flagship technology, Atoti: ➡️ Real-time warning signals ➡️ Comprehensive scenario analysis ➡️ Advanced risk infrastructure With Atoti, financial institutions can confidently navigate liquidity challenges and build resilience in the digital era. Learn more about Atoti Liquidity Risk 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWQ7mmCd Full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9M33DbZ #LiquidityRisk #RiskManagement #Banking #Fintech #ActiveViam #Atoti
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💡 "CROs need to rethink how to fight liquidity shocks" by Evgueni Ivantsov and David Cassonnet, a compelling article published in the Financial Times: Banking Risk and Regulation. The article highlights the necessity to break down silos to integrate liquidity risk into a holistic 360-degree view of the institution’s risk profile, alongside real-time warning signals and robust scenario analysis. Further details in the link below. #LiquidityRisk #atoti #riskmanagement #intradayliquidityrisk #ActiveViam #realtimeanalytics https://lnkd.in/enYgNcgi
In the latest Financial Times: Banking Risk and Regulation article, David Cassonnet and Evgueni Ivantsov highlight crucial insights into liquidity risk management. A primary takeaway is the necessity for chief risk officers to adopt a holistic, 360-degree view of liquidity risk. Achieving this involves dismantling operational silos, integrating advanced tools for real-time monitoring, and employing robust scenario analysis. Many financial institutions face challenges with outdated risk management practices, unable to adapt to rapid market changes and regulatory demands. Enter ActiveViam's flagship technology, Atoti: ➡️ Real-time warning signals ➡️ Comprehensive scenario analysis ➡️ Advanced risk infrastructure With Atoti, financial institutions can confidently navigate liquidity challenges and build resilience in the digital era. Learn more about Atoti Liquidity Risk 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWQ7mmCd Full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9M33DbZ #LiquidityRisk #RiskManagement #Banking #Fintech #ActiveViam #Atoti
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Moody's Ratings has upgraded Attica Bank’s BCA by 3 notches, with a positive outlook, following its merger with Pancreta Bank and the conclusion of the first leg of the €735m capital increase. This reflects the Bank’s improved solvency, driven by the capital injection and the sharp reduction in NPEs to below 3% by year-end, via the utilization of the HAPS III program. This upgrade affirms Attica Bank’s successful restructuring and transformation, alongside Pancreta Bank, into a stronger, more competitive institution. It underscores the Bank’s focus on governance, risk management, and operational efficiency, paving the way for long-term stability and growth. #AtticaBank #PancretaBank #EnaNeoKefalaio
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Risk.net recently reported that BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, and Intesa Sanpaolo are the first European banks thought to be applying for IMA for market risk capital under the new FRTB rules. Where does your organization stand on FRTB? Are you opting for the Standard Approach (SA), IMA, or a combination of both? With ActiveViam's Atoti FRTB solution, you can implement both SA and IMA, compare results, and simulate implementations across your trading desks. Want to learn more? 👉 Visit www.activeviam.com to connect with our team. #FRTB #FRTBIMA #FRTBSA #IMA #SA #MarketRiskCapital #MarketRisk #AtotiFRTB
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BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and Intesa Sanpaolo thought to be looking to capitalise their trading desks under the internal models approach. https://hubs.li/Q02tT-nw0 Non-subscribers can get a snapshot of Risk’s coverage. Registration is free and allows you to read two articles a month: https://hubs.li/Q02tT-mh0
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BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and Intesa Sanpaolo thought to be looking to capitalise their trading desks under the internal models approach. https://hubs.li/Q02tT-Zk0 Non-subscribers can get a snapshot of Risk’s coverage. Registration is free and allows you to read two articles a month: https://hubs.li/Q02tT-gY0
Revealed: the three EU banks applying for IMA approval - Risk.net
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