4 Important Steps for Managing Regulatory Changes in Financial Institutions
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In the pre-financial crisis years, it could have been possible to keep up with regulatory updates using traditional manual methods. As regulators continue to adopt new policies in this age of emerging technologies like Fintech , IoT (Internet of Things), and Digital Currencies, traditional models are becoming obsolete. Effective regulatory change management process demands additional resources from financial organizations to remain relevant in this current modern era, moreover the following strategies offers 5 essential concepts for developing a solid system for handling regulatory change. Keeping Track of Regulatory Updates Organizations must keep an eye on various sources of regulatory information from both international and local authorities, including business associations, regional and national media, and specialized data providers. Due to the substantial number of resources to keep track of and the volume of essential information to evaluate, organizations may find this