
How Basel IV is Driving a New Era of Risk
Discover how the latest regulatory changes under Basel IV are transforming risk management into a strategic asset for banks, reshaping capital allocation, and driving innovation in business models.
Roshni is an experienced financial services subject matter expert skilled in financial risk, enterprise risk management, and ESG Risk, while focusing on next-generation risk innovation. She brings her experience to Quantexa as the Global Head of Risk solutions. A strong business development professional, she earned first-class honors in the MBA Essentials course from LSE and a Master of Science in Finance and Investment.

Discover how the latest regulatory changes under Basel IV are transforming risk management into a strategic asset for banks, reshaping capital allocation, and driving innovation in business models.

In today’s data-driven banking environment, enterprise risk and capital efficiency are under more scrutiny than ever. Boards are asking for better visibility of exposure, regulators expect defensible numbers, and competitive pressure is driving banks to deploy capital more intelligently. Banks and financial institutions face mounting pressure to create a single, trusted view of customer, and counterparty data, drawing from structured and unstructured data across both internal and external sources. This vision is critical not only for compliance but also for optimizing Risk-Weighted Assets (RWA) and improving Return on Equity (RoE).

EY and Quantexa's advanced risk insights capability is helping financial institutions manage potential risks by connecting data from trusted sources and developing customer networks that provide a more complete customer view.

Banks need a single view of risk and a complete understanding of their customers and counterparties to make better decisions, build resiliency, and evolve risk management effectively.

Find out why risk managers are turning to Decision Intelligence to provide more accurate early warning signals that anticipate risk changes earlier.

Undisclosed and hidden ownership or control can make the process of unraveling complex hierarchies difficult and time-consuming. To overcome these challenges at speed, risk and compliance teams must apply context to see beyond sanctioned entities and gain a more holistic view of related parties.