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Compliancedecember 14, 2022

Annual survey tees up compliance and regulatory concerns for 2023

Every year, Wolters Kluwer surveys U.S. banks and credit unions to determine their key concerns, top regulatory compliance challenges, and areas of greatest risk, and distills the results in our Regulatory & Risk Management Indicator. In this recorded webinar, Timothy Burniston, Senior Advisor, Regulatory Strategy, and Elaine Duffus, Senior Specialized Consultant share insights on the 2022 survey findings, including:

  • Regulatory change management and change management automation
  • Top regulatory and compliance risk challenges
  • Environmental factors and their impact on compliance and risk management
  • Risks expected to receive escalated priority over the next 12 months
  • Implementing an effective compliance management program
  • Digitized lending – progress and impact
Highlights from the Wolters Kluwer 2022 Banking Regulatory & Risk Indicator Survey
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Unquestionably, this year’s survey findings point to the critical role that a robust regulatory change management program—particularly one featuring an up-to-date regulatory library—plays in helping ensure compliance and addressing risk across a lending organization.
Timothy R. Burniston, Senior Advisor for Regulatory Strategy with Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions
Clearly, the banking industry increasingly recognizes the upsides in employing and more fully leveraging digital processes and automation, particularly given their impact in reducing or eliminating time-consuming and less accurate manual processes from their everyday workflows. Ultimately, embracing digital transformation can help improve the customer experience, foster inclusivity, and allow lenders to more effectively compete.
Steven Meirink, Executive Vice President and General Manager for Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions
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