Regulatory Change
Empowering Your Financial Success
Empowering Your Financial Success
JFC's risk and regulation experts collaborate with clients to navigate the impact of new regulatory requirements and seize market opportunities arising from regulatory changes. In the financial services sector, regulatory changes have been rapid and complex, significantly affecting business models and competitive strategies. Our team of senior practitioners and former regulators possess a profound understanding of the regulatory landscape, informed by extensive client experience and global relationships with regulatory bodies.
We continually invest in knowledge initiatives to deepen our insights into risk and regulation, tracking industry responses to recent interpretations of frameworks like the Comprehensive Capital Assessment Review (CCAR) and the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB). Our dedicated Risk Center of Competence employs experienced analysts worldwide to develop focused analyses on critical risk-management topics using extensive data pools. Our risk roundtables on key regulatory topics promote discussions and idea exchanges among senior executives from leading financial institutions globally. For example, we convene executives from most banks subject to CCAR in North America and stress testing and Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) in Europe.
“Adapting to regulatory change is not just a compliance necessity, but a strategic opportunity to enhance competitive advantage.”
- Mary Schapiro, Former Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
We assist banks in optimizing their approaches to risk-weighted assets and capital measurement (e.g., Basel Pillar 1, economic capital), enhancing capital management processes, allocation, hurdle rates, and governance. Our expertise has enabled leading institutions to improve their business models through strategic balance sheet optimization.
We help institutions optimize their asset-liability management (ALM) and treasury functions by redesigning governance and organization. We implement best practices in liquidity management, management information systems, and investor relations, achieving significant improvements in managing customer business, including funds transfer pricing, limit structure, and flow management.
Our teams assist financial institutions in analyzing, reviewing, and implementing market and counterparty risk methodologies and processes. We help them meet regulators' operational requirements for market risk management efficiently and ensure FRTB implementation. We offer diagnostic analyses, flash surveys on pressing regulatory topics, and support for regulatory engagements and mobilization programs.
We establish comprehensive stress testing frameworks, including scenario analysis, loss and pre-provision net review models, and supervisory response preparation. We help institutions integrate enhancements into capital planning processes, strengthen governance, and ensure effective challenge and documentation. In difficult regulatory negotiations, we design and support project management offices to ensure implementation and identify improvement actions.
We support leading institutions throughout the end-to-end modeling cycle for risk management, including model strategy, development, validation, and usage.
Our approach to recovery and resolution planning involves defining a playbook of actions and capabilities necessary for resolution, based on robust scenario simulations. We have helped banks articulate their resolution plans for regulators, identify and calibrate recovery plan triggers, and assess the impact of living wills on various business lines.
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Simi Ambode Feb 20, 2021 at 8:00pm WAT
This comprehensive approach to regulatory change management is impressive. Understanding the nuanced impacts on business models and leveraging opportunities can really set institutions apart in today's fast-paced financial landscape.
Blaise ImasuenFeb 21, 2021 at 12:00pm WAT
The emphasis on continuous investment in knowledge initiatives and maintaining close relationships with regulatory bodies is key. It ensures that firms are not only compliant but also strategically positioned to navigate future changes.
Stanley Peters july 25, 2021 at 12:45pm WAT
I appreciate the focus on roundtables and discussions among senior executives. Sharing insights and strategies on regulatory topics is invaluable for staying ahead of the curve and fostering industry-wide best practices.
Kyle BasseyJuly 1st, 2021 at 4:00am WAT
Optimizing ALM and treasury functions through best practices in liquidity management and investor relations is crucial. The diagnostics and redesign of governance structures can lead to significant improvements in financial stability.
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