Achieving Enterprise Risk Management: A Case Study of United Overseas Bank (Analyst Insight)

Achieving Enterprise Risk Management: A Case Study of United Overseas Bank (Analyst Insight) published by Datamonitor in May, 2009. This report consists of 17 pages and the price starts from US $ 1895.

Introduction

Abstract

Introduction

This report will look at the challenges faced, and the strategies adopted in integrating risk disciplines across a fast growing organization across multiple geographies.

Scope of this research

• This brief looks at the challenges to integrating risk management across the APAC region.
• This brief will examine success factors and the roadmap for further integration across the enterprise.

Research and analysis highlights

The key findings of the report draw out the challenges faced to implementing an enterprise risk management framework. Important lessons in terms of structure of the solution, and the phased nature of the project with the benefits realized at each stage.

Key reasons to purchase this research

• Gain insight into the actual challenges faced by banks in moving to an enterprise risk management framework.
• Understand the benefits of enterprise risk management and the business benefits that can be realized

Table of Contents

OVERVIEW

• Catalyst
• Summary

ANALYSIS

• United Overseas Bank background
• The response to the financial crisis will require integrated risk management and reporting
• UOB sought standardization in core systems to provide a basis for a risk platform solution
• The project has brought UOB transparency benefits and a framework for further integration
• Conclusion
• Vendor recommendations

APPENDIX

• Definitions
• Methodology
• Further reading
• Ask the analyst
• Datamonitor consulting
• Disclaimer

FIGURES

• Figure: UOB is a strong regional player in APAC
• Figure: The interdependencies of risk
• Figure: Economic capital efficiency will increase in importance with increasing capital requirements
• Figure: UOB established the framework for integrating further risk disciplines

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