Corporate Action Risk: A Call to Action

Topics:
Enterprise Risk Management,
Risk Analysis and Management
Tags:
Action,
Financial Services,
Industry,
Management,
Strategy
Source:
The Depository Trust & Clearing Company

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Overview: Reducing the risks associated with global corporate actions is too great and too costly for individual financial institutions to tackle. Rather, it is an industry-wide challenge that will benefit from an industry-wide approach. This includes working with the sources of the data - the companies announcing the corporate action event - to standardize information and automate processes.

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Format: PDF | Size: 612KB | Date: May 2005 | Pages: 2


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