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Article
Third-Party Risk Must Stop Owning Everyone Else’s Problems
Third-party risk teams risk becoming organizational bottlenecks unless businesses take greater ownership of supplier risk. A senior UK building society risk manager explains how large-scale integration exposed weaknesses in data, accountability and processes, driving a shift toward embedded controls, automation, stronger data foundations and TPRM as an enterprise enablement capability.
Aug 28, 2026
Center for Financial Professionals ,
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Vendor and Third Party Risk
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- Traditional
policy-led TPRM models struggle to operate effectively at scale
- Major integration
exposed inconsistent data, duplicated suppliers and fragmented
decision-making
- TPRM should enable
business ownership rather than assume responsibility for every
supplier-related risk
- Embedded controls and
automated workflows can strengthen accountability without creating
additional work
- Clean, validated
supplier data must come before large-scale AI adoption
- Future TPRM models
will increasingly focus on real-time insight and enterprise-wide
enablement
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