Guiding an industry in transition

Amid significant global regulatory reform, banks and securities firms are faced with numerous challenges and sweeping changes. How should banks' operating models evolve? Where are the greatest opportunities for growth? What is the most effective way to raise and manage capital?

These are some of the questions banks are wrestling with as they seek to comply with new regulations while meeting the expectations of customers and shareholders for service, transparency and return-on-investment.

We provide guidance in these key areas:


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Financial regulatory reform

Global financial regulatory reform is daunting in its breadth and complexity. Our global network of advisory professionals offers an integration of regulatory and technical skills that sets us apart in advising and helping clients to achieve compliance and growth.

View our Global Financial Regulatory Reform site.

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Banking risk management

Risk management has taken on a new level of importance. Get up to speed on risk control practices and regulatory requirements.

Do risk appetite frameworks go far enough? Do risk appetite frameworks go far enough?
Some view the new frameworks as cornerstones of risk management and oversight; others doubt their effectiveness. Read insights from bank risk executives and board directors.

Profile of a businessman shaking hands with a businesswoman stepping down from an airplane Implications of Eurozone crisis
What issues are complex global banks considering in their response to the Eurozone crisis? Tapestry Network's ViewPoints whitepaper summarizes the discussions from non-executive bank directors.

business woman waiting at airport Top and emerging risks for global banking
Read how banks are responding to risks in funding and liquidity, regulatory changes, cybersecurity, other geopolitical risks and the general economic picture.

Business man smiling Improving risk identification
This ViewPoints paper summarizes three ways banks can identify emerging risks gathered from discussions with directors, CROs, regulators and banking professionals.

Evolution of the CRO Evolution of the CRO
"CRO" may not be a new title in banking, but post-crisis challenges mean that responsibilities have grown considerably for this officer. Gain further insight into this role's challenges and which areas will be integral for success.

Global banks What lies ahead on the bank risk governance journey?
This report highlights the state of bank risk governance and upcoming priorities based on discussions with bank leadership, non-executive directors and senior regulators.

Back to ERM basics for banking industry Back to ERM basics for banking industry
By reviewing risk fundamentals and establishing an empowered head of ERM, banks will create a more holistic view of risk across their organizations.

Global banks The liquidity gap
Solvency and liquidity are the core pillars of banking, but the financial crisis exposed weaknesses global financial services leaders now must work to fix.

Global banks How global banking is fixing vulnerabilities
Shoring up risk governance is top priority for banks amidst competing demands. Our risk governance survey provides perspective on what's next.
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Governance in banks

Who's responsible for setting risk appetite? What role does the board play? Find out how risk governance at banks is evolving.

US consumer protection US consumer protection
As US consumer protection evolves, a mutually beneficial model for consumers, regulators, and banks can be developed.

Strengthening board-supervisor relationships Strengthening board-supervisor relationships
Practical steps can help supervisors and directors establish trust-based relationships and focus on core issues.

Tapestry Real-world perspectives on bank governance
Get insights from global bank directors and regulators in the Bank Governance Leadership Network.

G30 report: a call-to-action on bank governance G30 report: a call-to-action on bank governance
We highlight specific G30 recommendations for each group involved in the governance process: the board of directors, management, supervisor and shareholders.

Bank Governance Leadership Network ViewPoints 10 November 2011 What does increased supervision mean for banks?
Find out how bank supervisors implement enhanced supervision, determine the appropriate level of intensity for banks and how they choose to influence strategic decisions.

Bank Governance Leadership Network ViewPoints 10 November 2011 Global banks adapt to uncertain economics and regulations
Members of the Bank Governance Leadership Network agree that better dialogue among senior supervisors, C-suite executives and directors is essential. Read about other approaches.

Profile of a businessman shaking hands with a businesswoman stepping down from an airplane Implications of Eurozone crisis
What issues are complex global banks considering in their response to the Eurozone crisis? Tapestry Network's ViewPoints whitepaper summarizes the discussions from non-executive bank directors.

Banks adapt to uncertain economics and regulations Banks adapt to uncertain economics and regulations
Members of the Bank Governance Leadership Network share their outlook for global economic and financial regulatory reform.

The changing shape of European banking regulation The changing shape of European banking regulation
New regulatory structures are emerging to better oversee financial institutions and system-wide risks across Europe. Non-executive directors from leading global banks discuss the implications.

 

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Banking performance improvement

Get insights on core management and business processes, and how to set the stage for future growth.

2012 Americas wealth management study 2012 Americas wealth management study
This year’s study assesses the challenges for wealth managers and analyzes how firms are enhancing the advisor and customer experience through strategic technology investment.

Bank Governance Leadership Network ViewPoints 10 November 2011 Global banks adapt to uncertain economics and regulations
Members of the Bank Governance Leadership Network agree that better dialogue among senior supervisors, C-suite executives and directors is essential. Read about other approaches.

Profile of a businessman shaking hands with a businesswoman stepping down from an airplane Implications of Eurozone crisis
What issues are complex global banks considering in their response to the Eurozone crisis? Tapestry Network's ViewPoints whitepaper summarizes the discussions from non-executive bank directors.

Business man smiling Improving risk identification
This ViewPoints paper summarizes three ways banks can identify emerging risks gathered from discussions with directors, CROs, regulators and banking professionals.

Evolution of the CRO Bank directors discuss industry challenges
Members of the Bank Governance Leadership Network share their perspectives on new regulatory regimes and the implications for large global banks.

Global banks The changing shape of European banking regulation
New regulatory structures are emerging to better oversee financial institutions and system-wide risks across Europe. Non-executive directors from leading global banks discuss the implications.

 

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Bank reporting

Heightened levels of professional skepticism and executive involvement are needed in today's environment. Read our candid perspectives.

Banking & Capital Markets What bank executives are discussing on earnings calls (Q4 2012)
Read what's top of mind for bank executives and which issues they deem increasingly important.

Financial Transaction Tax implications for banks Financial Transaction Tax implications for banks
What should financial institutions be doing with regard to Financial Transactions Tax (FTT)? Learn about the status of the EU Commission's draft directive on FTT.

Man using computer mouse International GAAP® illustrative financial statements
We walk you through a practical working model of consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards.

The new FASB and IASB impairment model The new FASB and IASB impairment model: US financial institutions weigh in
Read our survey of credit risk and accounting policy personnel at 14 different financial institutions of various sizes from community banks to very large national banks.

Federal Reserve: bank regulatory reporting survey Federal Reserve: bank regulatory reporting survey
Use our bank regulatory reporting benchmark survey to compare your organization to the current practices of RRDs against plans extending through 2015.

International GAAP banking financial statements International GAAP banking financial statements
We walk you through a practical working model of consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards.

Dodd-Frank: seven implications for banks Dodd-Frank: seven implications for banks
While the Dodd-Frank Act passed by US lawmakers contains few explicit tax sections, its provisions may have significant tax implications for financial institutions.

 

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Growth in banking

With tightened margins and an uncertain landscape, where will banks turn for new growth? We point out the progress and pitfalls of redefining their business.

Insights from four rapid-growth markets (video series) Insights from four rapid-growth markets (video series)
Steven Lewis, a Director at Ernst & Young and the Global Banking & Capital Markets Lead Analyst, spoke with bankers in Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey and Vietnam to understand their opportunities and challenges.

Global banking outlook 2013-2014 Global banking outlook 2013-2014
Our forecast examines 10 key issues facing banks in the coming years, including new pricing models, technology challenges and the importance of reputation.

Global consumer banking survey: the voice of today’s banking customer Global consumer banking survey: the voice of today’s banking customer
Customers are taking greater control of their banking relationships, and the banks that can provide more choice and flexibility will gain more control over their own destinies.

How regulatory reform affects bank business models How regulatory reform affects bank business models
With the pillars of reform mostly set, banks can now think strategically about reshaping and strengthening their businesses in the context of new regulation.

Basel III and liquidity Basel III and liquidity
Industry experts discuss the implications of Basel capital and liquidity requirements for the banking sector.

 

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