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Banks Are Drowning in Risk Alerts but Missing the Real Threats
Financial institutions are struggling to convert growing volumes of third-party risk intelligence into timely decisions. Maya Calabrese, Head of Customer Experience at Supply Wisdom, warns that fragmented ownership, information silos and inadequate business context undermine effective risk management. She explains how AI-driven intelligence and stronger governance can transform continuous monitoring into proactive intervention.
Nov 09, 2026
Maya Calabrese, Head of Customer Experience, Supply Wisdom
Tags:
Vendor and Third Party Risk
The views and opinions expressed in this content are those of the thought leader as an individual and are not attributed to CeFPro or any other organization
- Supply Wisdom
research finds 73% of respondents need hours or days to assess emerging
risk relevance
- Fragmented ownership,
information silos and limited resources delay decisions
- Continuous monitoring
requires business context and effective prioritization
- AI can accelerate
exposure analysis but human oversight remains essential
- Risk management must
shift from vendor monitoring toward critical-service dependencies
- Future TPRM
frameworks will emphasize continuous intelligence and decision management
- Strong governance and
clear accountability are essential to proactive resilience
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