FRSGlobal Americas
This section of the FRSGlobal website is designed to provide information that is specific to the needs of clients in The United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America.
FRSGlobal has been servicing financial institutions in the Americas since 1995 with offices in Boston, Charlotte, New York City and Toronto. Our United States clientele consists of over 300 financial institutions that successfully and consistently meet their regulatory reporting needs quarter by quarter. Talks and workshops with several tier-1 banks continue on an ongoing basis in the United States as we stay on the forefront of United States Basel II reporting. Our Basel II clients include four of the top six banks in Canada where we provide BCAR, statutory reporting and New Data Call solutions for both the advanced and standardized approaches. We also provide operational risk and GRC solutions which cover Sarbanes-Oxley and Basel II which tie loss events to controls.
The Americas has an aggressive expansion plan. Geographically, we are currently growing our operations in order to cover the Caribbean and Latin America regions where we plan to fully support all regulatory reporting needs. Functionally, FRSGlobal will offer an end-to-end solution including a capital calculation engine and a data warehouse together with our reporting tools.
New solutions will include an IFRS Accounting Standards package, an Asset Liability Management system and Anti-Money Laundering.
The FRSGlobal client base is significant and includes:
Rick Ferrari
Richard Ferrari, VP Americas, has over 25 years experience of providing technology solutions to the global financial and capital markets industry.
Meet the CoR²Expert
Andrew Liegel specialises in economic capital and credit and market
risk analytics.
See his full profile or email corexpert@frsglobal.com
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Partners
Through our partner, ITI-FiServ, FRSGlobal provides reporting regulatory packages for several hundred small and community banks across the United States.
