2022 presented financial regulators with a variety of new things to consider. With high inflation, interest rate hikes, the conflict in Ukraine, lingering effects of the pandemic, stock and bond market volatility, and events in the crypto asset markets there are many factors at play. New rules and regulations are being introduced, and existing ones are being updated to deal with these realities. This can be a challenge for even the most sophisticated businesses, as it can be difficult to keep up with the latest changes and ensure compliance.In 2023, there are a number of new regulations that financial institution will need to be aware of and prepare for.
Enhanced Capital Requirements
In response to the financial crisis of 2008, regulators have implemented a number of new capital requirements designed to make the financial system more resilient. These requirements are likely to be further strengthened in 2023, as regulators seek to reduce the risk of another crisis
Increased Focus on Climate Risk
The financial sector is increasingly exposed to climate risk. Climate change is already having a significant impact on the global economy, and this impact is only going to grow in the years to come.
Regulators are taking notice of this risk, and they are starting to take steps to address it. In 2023, we can expect to see more regulations that require financial institutions to assess and manage their climate risk.
Financial institutions will need to develop a clear understanding of their climate risk exposure and put in place measures to mitigate that risk. This may involve investing in new technologies, changing their lending practices, or making other changes to their business model.
Increased Scrutiny of FinTech
Financial technology, or FinTec, is rapidly changing the way that financial services are delivered. FinTech companies are using new technologies to offer innovative products and services that are challenging traditional financial institutions.
Regulators are taking a close look at FinTech, and they are starting to implement new regulations that are designed to protect consumers and ensure the stability of the financial system.
Financial institutions will need to be aware of these new regulations and make sure that they are in compliance. They may also need to adapt their business models to compete with FinTech companies.
At Clark Schaefer Consulting we help businesses navigate regulatory changes in several ways:
- First, our team can provide businesses with expert advice on the latest regulatory changes. We keep up to date so we can advise you on the implications of upcoming changes and help you develop a plan to comply with them.
- Second, our team can help businesses to implement the changes. This can involve a number of tasks, such as updating policies and procedures, training employees, and making changes to your systems and processes.
- Third, we can help businesses to track their progress and to ensure that they are in compliance. This can involve conducting audits, reviewing documentation, and evaluating efficacy of processes.
By working with Clark Schaefer Consulting, you can reduce the risk of non-compliance and avoid the associated fines and penalties. They can also improve their efficiency and effectiveness by implementing changes in a timely and effective manner.
