Trusted data drives business, regulatory, and risk related decisions and processes across the entire enterprise.
Your data is complex and it is fragmented. It covers core and non-core assets – from cash and securities transactions to OTC derivatives and sophisticated trade orders. It comes from customer, financial, risk and compliance systems, and rarely offers a consistent view or comes in a single structure.
Your reconciliation tools and teams are tasked with improving process efficiencies and reducing costs. But your legacy reconciliation systems struggle to verify ever-increasing volumes of complex, high-velocity data in real time. They are swamped with exceptions and manual processing demands, increasing the risk of errors, failures and major loss events.
Costs go up not down. Onboarding takes months, not days. Strategy gives way to firefighting.
Your data fails the integrity test.
At Gresham, we understand the importance of reconciliation tools in the modern business and the complexities surrounding this. So we designed Clareti, our data-integrity platform, to work with the complex and varied data formats, structures, and relationships faced by your reconciliation system and your entire business – all from a single solution which supports activity across the enterprise.
Hear from Scotiabank and AIG as well as Gresham CTO Neil Vernon on how to address increasing regulatory expectations around data quality
Reconciliation
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Reconciliation
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Reconciliation
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Reconciliation
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Reconciliation
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