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Regulatory Fragmentation Is Reshaping Balance Sheet Management
As regulatory requirements diverge across the UK, Europe and the US, banks are facing growing complexity in managing capital, liquidity and funding decisions. This Q&A explores how fragmentation is increasing compliance costs, creating operational inefficiencies, and challenging traditional treasury operating models. It also examines why data standardisation, flexible regulatory frameworks and integrated balance sheet management are becoming essential for maintaining competitiveness and resilience.
Sep 28, 2026
Luke Di Rollo, CEO, ALMIS International
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ALM, Treasury and Liquidity Risk
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- Regulatory divergence across major jurisdictions is increasing complexity for treasury and balance sheet management functions.
- Separate reporting processes and fragmented data models are driving higher compliance costs and operational inefficiencies.
- Data standardisation and normalised data models can help banks reduce duplication and improve regulatory agility.
- Flexible, integrated treasury data frameworks are becoming critical for managing capital, liquidity, funding and risk requirements.
- Banks with strong data foundations will be better positioned to adapt to future regulatory change and maintain competitive advantage.
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