Saudi Investment Bank to use Wynyard Software

Posted on November 27, 2015 · 2 min read

Saudi Investment Bank to use Wynyard Software - Featured Image | MEA Markets
Share this article
Image

Saudi Investment Bank to use Wynyard Software

Wynyard Group, will deliver its Wynyard Risk Management software to the Saudi Investment Bank.

All local banks must comply with the market regulations laid down by the local regulator SAMA (Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency) which is the Central Bank of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Hassan Khalaf Al-Faori, Head of Compliance said: “With the bank having grown and diversified over the years, the compliance team needs a more efficient way to manage the SAMA Regulatory Compliance Requirements and associated risk assessment.”

“We required a robust regulatory compliance framework that will simplify our complex regulatory, governance, risk and compliance program, deliver efficiencies and increase productivity.”

“We are confident that Wynyard Risk Management will help SAIB effectively, automate the regulatory compliance requirements, manage risk and monitor compliance. We expect it will also give us the most appropriate framework to enable risk-aware decisions to be incorporated into business strategy.”

“We expect the framework and compliance content that Wynyard has already developed in its system would give us a fast start and the most effective controls. We’re pleased to be working with the Wynyard compliance solution which will also help create a professional discipline for compliance management within the business culture.”

Wynyard Risk Management is a comprehensive, personalised, highly configurable software platform providing compliance, risk management framework to integrate corporate governance and regulatory compliance management with business and strategic objectives.

Wynyard Group CEO, Craig Richardson, said the Saudi Investment Bank’s decision to entrust Wynyard to deliver its Regulatory Compliance solution is testament to Wynyard’s ability to effectively address the challenges organisations face in managing their compliance, governance, and operational risk obligations.

“Wynyard has a strong track record of working in successful partnerships with its Middle East clients to deliver robust solutions that help them address the business challenges they face.”

You might also like

Looking for more? Gain deeper insights with these recommended articles, selected to provide further value.

February 21, 2019 Foreign investors snap up Turkish homes

2018 was an eventful year for Turkey. The lira dropped significantly due to a combination of both international and national political and economic factors. In response, the country worked to bounce back from this downturn, revitalise the financia...

April 1, 2022 Nearly 9 in 10 People in the Middle East Report Increased Use of Digital Payments in the Past Year

According to the Kaspersky Digital Payment survey, 93% of respondents from the Middle East reported an increase in their use of e-wallet and mobile banking in 2021.

March 9, 2018 Cyril Ramaphosa has succeeded Jacob Zuma to become the 5th President of South Africa.

Following Jacob Zuma's resignation, Cyril Ramaphosa was elected on 15th February 2018, unopposed, as the South African President. The Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (CWEIC) has welcomed Mr Ramaphosa's election, not just a...

Join our newsletter.

Gain Access To Exclusive Content

Stay Updated With The Latest News

It's Free To Subscribe

By signing up, you agree to receive marketing emails.

Join our newsletter box - side image
Trusted by the best teams around the world