Published in January 2013, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision document BCBS 239, Principles for Effective Risk Data Aggregation and Reporting, has its roots in the crisis, when supervisors ...

Almost a decade after publishing its BCBS 239 principles on data aggregation and reporting, banks are at different stages in aligning with these principles, according to a BCBS report published today.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) report on the progress of compliance with its BCBS 239 risk data aggregation principles, which was issued in January, includes a statement that global ...

BCBS 239 is not just a new regulation; it is also an opportunity for banks to begin a long-term commitment to better risk data governance-and perhaps even a chance to capture new sources of ...

Regulatory reporting requirements in the financial services industry are proliferating. In addition to a growing number of reports, regulators seek more detailed information from financial ...

The principles laid out in BCBS 239 set a high standard for risk data aggregation and reporting as well as a rather challenging timeline for implementation. At a minimum, BCBS 239 raises the standard ...

The last financial crisis has taught us many lessons, with one of the most significant being the importance of data risk management. And while the BCBS 239 paper’s 2016 deadline feels like a concern ...

In early 2013, the Basel Committee announced the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Principles for Effective Risk Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting and set an aggressive compliance deadline of ...

Risk: What exactly do the principles cover? Should they be seen as a prescriptive set of best practices? Richard Petti, Asset Control: They are a set of guidelines, developed to help the industry help ...