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Banking Analytics (Credit) Report Overview & Coverage
Chartis Research has expanded its research in the Credit Lending space focusing around the areas of credit lending operations, credit analytics, credit portfolio management, credit risk and reporting. With this report the research coverage will be…
MARKET QUADRANTS Algorithmic Trading Solutions, 2022: Market and Vendor Landscape
This report is the most comprehensive independent study of the algorithmic trading solutions market and vendor landscape to date. It analyzes the top 100 providers of algorithmic trading solutions from industry landscape, vendor capabilities and customer…
Chartis Research GRC+ Update
Chartis presents our forthcoming GRC research reports through 2022 presented by Research Director, Sidhartha Dash. The added complexity stemming from a more expansive and nuanced regulatory climate, paired with a vastly greater capability to store and…
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Energy50 2022
Energy50 2022 ranks the top 50 players in the energy risk solutions market, and provides Chartis' view of key issues in today’s energy space.
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Benchmarking and Trends in Financial Crime Compliance Screening
FIs face growing fines for failings in their compliance processes, while the technology to support screening systems continues to evolve rapidly. This report presents the findings of a joint global survey on the financial crime compliance screening technology market conducted in Spring 2019
Artificial intelligence (AI) The State of AI in Risk Management
AI has become an important tool with use cases in a variety of financial-services contexts. In this report, we explore the current state of AI in risk and compliance.
Chartis Insights Chartis Big Bets 2020
Welcome to Big Bets, a briefing from Chartis Research in which we explore the five big themes we believe will shape the RiskTech marketplace in 2020.
Technology Solutions for Credit Risk 2.0
Our report doesn’t set out to provide a directory of new credit products or credit analytics. Instead, it argues that there has been a structural shift in the way that credit is provided, consumed and analyzed.