Interos for Financial Services: Navigating Third Party Risk

December 11, 2023
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Interos for Financial Services: Navigating Third Party Risk

In an era of ever-evolving risks, financial services firms face unique challenges. From heightened cyber threats to regulatory demands, the need for robust third-party risk management is critical. Interos, the world’s first and only automated vendor resilience platform, is here to help.

Why Interos for Financial Services?

  • Targeted Risk Management: Banks and insurance firms are prime targets for cyber-attacks. Interos provides an early warning system for these threats, ensuring customer confidence and regulatory compliance.
  • Dealing with Disruptions: With the rising incidence of third-party financial weaknesses, geopolitical conflicts, and natural disasters, Interos helps financial institutions stay ahead of these challenges.
  • Regulatory Readiness: New regulations demand sophisticated risk management frameworks. Interos equips your firm with the tools to meet these requirements seamlessly.

Interos Difference:

  • Multi-Factor Risk Assessments: Access instant, detailed analyses of over 400 million business entities, covering a spectrum of risks including financial, cyber, geopolitical, and ESG.
  • The Interos I-Score: A benchmark for supply chain resilience, providing a consolidated assessment of external and sub-tier relationship risk.
  • Real-Time AI-Powered Insights: Stay ahead with an early warning system, deep-dive risk attribute views, and continuous updates on potential disruptions.
  • Enhanced Due Diligence: Simplify due diligence on third parties, gaining top-line visibility across your supply chains, and identifying susceptible areas.

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