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Capco's Carolyn Allwin and Chris Senackerib, featured in Ignites, discussing the SEC's proposed emissions disclosure requirements and how they could amplify the potential benefits for forecasting and risk management across the asset management industry.
ATLANTA BLACK PROFESSIONALS GATHER FOR BYP NETWORK'S SECOND U.S. SUMMIT
BYP Network, the leading platform dedicated to advancing the careers of Black professionals, hosted a groundbreaking summit on May 19 in New York City. The summit kicked off with an inspiring keynote address by BYP's CEO and Founder, Kike Oniwinde Agoro, alongside headline sponsor Capco's Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Dee McDougal.
REGULATORY AND ECONOMIC TIMES ARE CHANGING. HAVE YOU RE-EVALUATED YOUR COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM?
Capco's Pamela Buckley discusses in Corporate Compliance Insights why the time is ripe for financial institutions to beef up their compliance programs.
BANKING'S DATA PRIVACY PARADOX: CREATE A WIN-WIN VALUE PROPOSITION
While data privacy is becoming an issue of increasing importance for consumers and financial institutions, Capco data shows that the majority of consumers find it highly important to have a personalized banking experience.
GELD REGIERT DIE WELT: AUCH IN DER GRÜNEN TRANSFORMATION
Geld regiert die Welt. Auch im Kampf für eine grünere Zukunft. Wie man in der Finanzbranche Einfluss auf die nachhaltige Transformation nehmen kann, beantworten hier unsere Experten Olaf und Larissa im Artikel auf ZEIT Campus.
RIAS TEST NEW PRICING MODELS AS CHERISHED AUM FEE COMES UNDER PRESSURE
In light of economic uncertainty, many RIAs are questioning the existing AUM fee model. Capco's Matt Berkowitz discusses the scrutiny on advisor fees and alternative pricing models in AdvisorHub.
FedNow, which could bring more than 9,000 financial institutions into the real-time payments market, has been in the works for years. Capco’s Joshua Siegel explains how FedNow could democratize and broaden access to instant payments and the range of interest he’s seeing from banks.