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In times of increasing regulatory requirements, growing cyber attacks and growing dependencies on IT services and service providers, banks must protect their processes from disruptions through robust, agile and efficient measures. This increasing resilience is a step forward, but often comes at the expense of efficiency. Institutions are becoming more resilient to attacks, but are losing speed – and thus competitive advantages. The solution: intelligent management of resilience and efficiency – for each process.

From high school all the way to master’s programs, .msg Romania’s involvement in educating the next generation of developers follows a clear strategy and a long-term vision: we’re here to give back to the community that has supported our growth over the past 15 years.

AI governance is a comprehensive framework that defines responsibilities for the use of artificial intelligence in a company and ensures the safe, ethical, transparent and legally compliant use of AI. The new BaFin guidance clearly classifies artificial intelligence as an ICT risk under DORA. With the help of the three-pillar model and robust AI governance, banks are able to meet strategic and operational requirements.

With the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) implementation date approaching, the market landscape remains divided. Regulatory discussions around transitional multipliers continue and the fundamental challenge for financial institutions has shifted from model selection to data granularity. This article analyses the current market sentiment and outlines why data readiness is the critical success factor for 2026.

The msg group has announced today the official launch of its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) regarding the European Sovereign Cloud. By doing this, msg is clearly signaling its commitment to digital sovereignty in Europe while further solidifying its position as a top provider of cloud solutions in the European market.

The Banking Directive Implementation and Bureaucracy Relief Act (BRUBEG) has two main objectives: to transpose the EU Capital Requirements Directive (CRD VI) into national law and to reduce bureaucratic and regulatory burdens for banks, savings banks and financial service providers. What exactly does this mean for institutions?

The proposals by BaFin and the Bundesbank to reform the capital adequacy regime for small banks had raised great expectations. Now the High-Level Task Force on Simplification (HLTF), set up by the ECB Governing Council, has presented its recommendations. They take up some ideas, but remain vague. The following article provides an overview of the most important points of the European reform package.

Most AI initiatives in banks fail not because of technology, but because of structure. This white paper shows you how to avoid the „use case trap“, measure initial successes and establish AI as an integral part of your organisation. Get practical best practices, project reports and a robust operating model for artificial intelligence.