We have extensive expertise in the latest analytics, technology, machine-learning and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to enable our clients to define data opportunities that underpin and unlock digital transformation strategies. We advise and help implement appropriate data governance, lineage and information security policies.
Our data practice has delivered major change, regulatory compliance and architecture programmes for some of the worlds largest enterprises.
Executive Overview Operational Resilience in the financial sector due to increasing cyber threats, technological disruptions and regulatory scrutiny has gained importance over time. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) was introduced by the European Union in 2020 as part of Digital Finance Package to improve the financial sector’s ability to withstand ICT (Information and Communication […]
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To Strengthen Control, Compliance and Competitive Advantage with Brickendon’s Data Solutions Executive Overview As we enter 2026, the regulatory banking landscape is defined by heightened supervisory scrutiny, accelerated digital transformation, AI-enabled decisioning, and increasingly complex data ecosystems. Financial institutions are expected not only to meet evolving regulatory obligations, but to demonstrate control, transparency and resilience […]
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Firms that manage these risks effectively will gain a clear competitive advantage. Executive Overview The migration from SWIFT MT messages to ISO 20022 represents one of the most significant changes to global payments in decades. While many institutions have focused on meeting technical deadlines, experience across the industry shows that the real challenge is not […]
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Strategic Implications for Market Risk and Counterparty Credit Risk Executive Overview The publication of the UK’s final Basel 3.1 rules in January 2026 has brought long-awaited clarity to the regulatory agenda, while also confirming a delay to implementation. The UK authorities have now confirmed that Basel 3.1 will come into force on 1 January 2027, […]
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