article thumbnail

FASB declines to tackle new credit risk transfer project

CFO Dive

accounting standard setter decided against adding a new project to its priority agenda that would have required banks to disclose more information about CRTs.

article thumbnail

Making AI Pay Off in Global Banking

Global Finance

As AI is piloted and adopted across all aspects of the personal and business banking landscape, Global Finance held a Digital Banking and AI Innovation panel in London with global financial industry leaders to explore the impact of new technologies and how to incorporate them in a way that creates a win-win for all stakeholders.

Banking 105
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

How to Reduce Credit Risk in Today’s Economy 

CFO Talks

How to Reduce Credit Risk in Todays Economy The economy today is unpredictable, with rising prices, high interest rates, and many businesses and individuals struggling to pay their bills on time. When customers fail to make payments, businesses face financial losses, cash flow problems, and even the risk of closure.

article thumbnail

Banks Aim AI At Credit Risk, Payments Services

PYMNTS

Of the seemingly inexhaustible uses of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial sector, its applications around managing credit risk and optimizing payment services are among the most promising. percent are doing so in credit underwriting. The second-most common application is credit underwriting, as 71.4

article thumbnail

African Banking Roundtable: New Focus On Capital Markets

Global Finance

Africa today is the worlds youngest continent, with a growing population and several fast-growing economies, but significant challenges, including the need for regulatory reform in banking and finance. Global Finance: Last year, we discussed the departure of a number of high-profile foreign banks from Africa.

article thumbnail

Why AI’s Early Adopters Are Laser-Focused On Credit Risk And Payments

PYMNTS

There is a great deal of economic uncertainty in the world today, as many banking managers and executives are acutely aware. These circumstances have brought to the fore what has long been a central concern for lenders: assessing and managing credit risk. Among banks that use AI, 92.9 percent today. percent today.

article thumbnail

NEW REPORT: The Banks’ How-To Guide To Using AI To Manage Credit Risk

PYMNTS

Managing credit risk used to be a reactive process. Bank customers would fall behind on their payments, and their banks might react by imposing fees or having a case manager work with them to bring their accounts back up to speed. This was not only costly for customers, but also financially dubious for their banks.