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a Senior Associate Consulting

Financial services CIOs – building GenAI at scale while managing risk
In times of great disruption, clear leadership is imperative. GenAI is a classic people, process and technology triad that CIOs and IT operations have been balancing for decades. We commonly hear that business drives technology. GenAI has the potential to significantly accelerate that paradigm shift. By creating a vision, building a plan and asking the big questions, the CIO can drive the agenda as an advocate and a true business enabler for the opportunities presented by GenAI.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

GenAI for software modernization: upgrading legacy systems
GenAI-enabled solutions can help developers with software modernization and transformation initiatives.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

Unlocking customer value through domain-driven digital transformation
While financial institutions have initiated many technological investments in recent years, digital transformations with multidisciplinary teams are key to scaling current platforms and developing new solutions that reduce operational inefficiencies and manual processes.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

Putting a premium on human intelligence
As AI-generated and edited content becomes increasingly commonplace and companies continue to adopt AI capabilities, original content created by humans will become a premium service, and AI disclosure is an increasing expectation.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

Are you prepared to capitalize on the upside risk of digital assets?
Understanding the risks of blockchains and digital assets can be a daunting task due to the nascence of the technology. The six pillars of risk and their criteria outlined in this paper are meant to arm the reader with a general framework for performing due diligence that aims to be universally applicable in identifying risks associated with many types of blockchain implementations and token designs. It is, therefore, not exhaustive nor was it developed with one particular blockchain or digital asset in mind.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

How financial services is addressing U.S. Treasury and Repo clearing
On December 13, 2023, the SEC adopted amendments to Rule 17Ad-22 under the Exchange Act to approve central clearing for U.S. Treasury and Repo markets. This ruling produces a significant change in U.S. Treasury market structure, materially impacting broker-dealers and institutional investors. The rule includes several exemptions, and when combined with a longer implementation timeline, gives market participants additional time to assess how their business strategy will be impacted, as well as prepare for implementation.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

What to know about gaining access to U.S. Treasury central clearing
Selecting an access model for U.S. Treasury central clearing is a strategic decision that should be based on a firm’s current and future business needs. FICC offers a variety of solutions to accommodate the diverse participants in the U.S. Treasury market with the aim of promoting efficiency and stability across the industry.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

USTC Industry Considerations Report: key guide for SEC rule readiness
The SEC’s mandate for central clearing of certain treasury cash purchase and sales and repo transactions by December 2025 and June 2026 respectively will bring significant structural change to the U.S. treasury market. SIFMA and EY US recently released the USTC Industry Considerations Report to help educate market participants on the key implications and considerations when preparing for the required industry-wide changes. Please explore the report summary and contact EY should you have any questions, challenges, or topics you would like to discuss.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

How U.S. Treasury central clearing will reshape trading documentation
To prepare for the SEC’s mandate for central clearing in the U.S. Treasury and repo markets, financial institutions should develop and implement a comprehensive approach to contracting and onboarding that includes client profiling and communication, tailored documentation, and negotiation strategies.

J J
a Senior Associate Consulting

Four regulatory priorities to drive financial institutions' focus in 2025
Going into 2025, regulators will expect firms to be prepared for market disruption and volatility, while delivering good outcomes for customers. The onus is on firms to prove their risk management and governance arrangements are agile and robust enough to meet these concerns.
