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Worldwide Risk Management 2010 Top 10 Predictions: The Road to Financial Services Recovery Runs Through Improved Risk ManagementPublished by: IDC Published: Jan. 3, 2010 - 10 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Predictions In This Report Situation Overview Four Risk Management Priorities for 2010DataAnalysisTransparencyAccuracyFuture Outlook 1. There Will Be Two to Three Acquisitions During 2010 of Risk Management Independent Software Vendors by Larger Organizations with Evolved Integrated Risk Management Solutions2. Strategic and Financial Risk Assessments Will Accelerate with All Technology Projects Involving Hardware, Software, and Services3. Global Financial Services Organizations Will Begin Consolidating Risk Management Data Warehouses4. Spending on Risk and Compliance Projects Will Dominate IT Budgets in 2010 as Organizations Begin to Comply with Changing Global Regulation5. The Market for Risk Management Solutions Addressing Human Capital and Intellectual Property Will Grow Rapidly During 20106. Chief Risk Officers Will Emerge Within Financial Institutions with Increased Influence and in Many Cases Be Tapped for CEO Positions Vacated in the Aftermath of Global Financial Turmoil7. Financial Services Will Expand the Level of Micro-Lending Throughout the World8. The Number of Data Breaches Will Continue to Escalate Globally, Necessitating Increased Investments in Identity and Access Management Technologies as Well as Regulatory Action9. Outsourcing Vendors Will Increasingly Emphasize "Rightshoring" for Risk Management Solutions Meeting Changing Market Demand for Outsourced Business Services Domiciled Within Domestic Operations Centers10. 2010 Will See Movement of Risk Management to Financially Engineered Investments into Tier 2 InstitutionsEssential Guidance Learn More Related ResearchSynopsis AbstractThis IDC Financial Insights report presents our top 10 risk management predictions for 2010. The objective of the report is to leverage our global perspective on how issues of risk management within financial services will evolve and impact technologies used by enterprise risk management programs. "In 2010, the global financial services industry will move beyond crisis to investment in risk management technologies that focus on organizing data, evolving analytics, creating transparency, and experiencing more accurate risk outcomes. Our predictions for 2010 cover a broad range of global opportunities for more favorable risk management outcomes." — Dana Wiklund, research director, Global Risk Management Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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