Has the upgraded computerized Business Intelligence analytical platforms been implemented in the credit risk management systems of financial institutions?
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In my opinion, some banks and corporations develop systems of integrated, multi-faceted, based on improving advanced analytical models of risk management supported by analytics based on data processing techniques on computerized Business Intelligence platforms.
I believe that the constantly developed Business Intelligence analytics through the use of information technologies Industry 4.0 increases the possibilities of improving the risk management process of various types of threats and opportunities described and shaped by many different quantitative (measurable) factors.
In my opinion, Business Intelligence analytical platforms are used in risk management processes in corporations, in enterprises, including financial institutions. The key areas of risk management in financial institutions in recent years include the processes of credit risk management and cybercrime risk management, the risk of potential data loss in IT systems connected to the Internet. Analytics conducted on Business Intelligence platforms may be particularly useful in managing a specific risk category, e.g. credit risk, but most of all in relation to the portfolio of open transactions, i.e. the portfolio of granted loans.