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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2010.wilshireconferences.com/sessionPop.cfm?confid=38&proposalid=2465\nFollowing the financial meltdown in the U.S. all are waiting for the coming additional financial regulation. This presentation will briefly cover significant new regulation that gets announced before the conference and the data management implications.\nAt all organizations, it is clear that there is a growing acceptance of the need for risk management and the investment in it. Risk management is all about the collection and use of massive amounts of data. Is the greater acceptance of the need for data management also related to or independent of the financial meltdown?\nMore regulatory reporting and more risk management means more data and more data management.  \nIs the current risk management process too independent, too much MBAs with spreadsheets?  <ul>\n<li>Financial reporting and risk management at all organizations needs to be much more transparent.</li>\n<li>Finance and risk data should be following the same corporate data management rules as other data in the organization.</li>\n<li>Finance data should be flowing with full audit trails through the organizations systems (which should already be the case for Sarbanes Oxley)</li>\n<li>Are the risk models being used too complex with faulty assumptions?</li>\n<li>What is changing in Data Management?</li>\n<li>What should change? What should we be doing in Data Management?</li>\n<li>How do we prepare for the change?</li></ul>
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SUMMARY:After the Fall: The Effect of the Financial Meltdown on Data Management in the U.S.
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