Case study

Market Data Management for Basel 2.5 and FRTB Compliance

Strengthening Market Data Governance in a Complex Regulatory Environment

As Basel and FRTB requirements continue to reshape risk and regulatory expectations, financial institutions are under growing pressure to improve market data management, strengthen governance, and reduce operational risk.

One of the largest and oldest banks in Australia launched a strategic initiative to address fragmented data environments and strengthen risk management and regulatory compliance using NeoXam DataHub.

The Challenge

Fragmented Data and Limited Control

The organization faced several operational and governance challenges:

  • Inconsistent market and risk data across systems
  • Fragmented and disparate data sources
  • Limited accountability and governance frameworks
  • Operational inefficiencies and manual processes

Why NeoXam DataHub?

A Unified Platform for Market & Risk Data Management

NeoXam DataHub helps financial institutions centralize market and risk data management through a scalable enterprise data management platform designed for governance, quality control, workflow automation, and regulatory alignment.

With integrated controls, centralized workflows, and support for complex data environments, DataHub enables firms to improve data consistency, strengthen accountability, and support evolving regulatory requirements.

Download the full case study below to discover how the bank enhanced data quality, strengthened governance, and improved regulatory readiness with NeoXam DataHub.

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