Financial Services Risk Management

From enterprise risk management frameworks to credit risk, market risk, operational risk, regulatory compliance and treasury function programs, we can help.

As the risk domain continues to expand, risk management executives in financial services play a more visible and important role within organizations.

You need to be proactive. You need to understand how organizational, process and technology components can properly combine to enhance risk management. But there are other initiatives and pressures on your time. Who do you turn to for insight? Ernst & Young.

As a leading provider of integrated risk management and regulatory advisory services to the banking and capital markets, insurance, asset management, energy and corporate treasury sectors, we can help you tackle the numerous challenges of risk management.

Our team of more than 900 Financial Services Risk Management professionals provides broad lifecycle advisory services, from strategy to assisting with implementation, delivered by global, multi-disciplinary risk service teams. Practical guidance and a truly integrated service approach is how we can make a difference — and help you achieve your business strategies by enhancing risk management practices and improving business performance.

Staffed by experienced risk management professionals, quantitative analysts, risk technology architects, control professionals and former regulators, our team's approach to risk management and compliance strategies help you to better assess and improve your risk and regulatory framework, improve the integration of risk management practices within operations, grow revenue and manage risk to increase shareholder value.

Information Technology risk management’s critical role

A survey asks nearly 150 risk management and IT executives at global financial institutions for their feedback on the framework, processes, and drivers of information technology risk management (pdf, 3.4mb) and the role it plays in an organization’s overall risk management structure. The results and analysis focus on four key areas: convergence, common understanding of risks and controls, IT risk management investments, and risk reporting.