During the SKS Client Days (SKS Mandantentagen) hosted by Accenture, Bodo Windmoeller, Product Director at Regnology, delved into emerging regulatory trends within the finance industry.

The discussion centered around the ongoing implementation of CRR 3, challenges related to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), and the move toward more granular data (IReF). Notably, they explored the pivotal roles of standardization, cloud adoption, and artificial intelligence in addressing these industry shifts. 

Listen to Bodo’s insights.

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Interview with Bodo Windmoeller: Regulatory Trends and Technology’s Transformative Role in Reg Reporting

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