Financial Insights
Compliance is a long-term
challenge
Finance functions have borne the brunt
of the major regulatory compliance
projects of recent years. Inevitably,
that has distracted them from other
tasks, with 62 percent of executives
in large organisations saying regulatory
compliance has absorbed time that could
have been spent profitably elsewhere.
There is no sign the burden will ease
any time soon; indeed, among financial
services companies in the survey, 67
percent of finance executives expect
it to increase over the next three
years. By investing in better information
management and more robust standardised
processes, finance functions can prepare
the groundwork for future compliance
requirements and thus release time
for more value-added activities.
Time that will be spent on regulatory
compliance over next three years


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