FinanceDublin.com - Central banks as ‘lighthouses’, and how ‘ships’ can better navigate the high seas

Many firms are struggling with the demands of regulatory change and supervisory challenges and, consequently, have a significantly reduced capacity for delivering business imperatives. This is frequently accompanied by a somewhat reactive and short-term approach to complying with regulation writes former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland Ed Sibley, now a partner at EY. But the good news, he says, is that it is possible to meet these more effectively and to free up capacity for delivering those strategic imperatives.

Since joining EY in 2022, I have been focused on helping financial services firms respond more efficiently and effectively to the complex and evolving regulatory agenda. Many firms are struggling with the demands of regulatory change and supervisory challenges and, consequently, have a significantly reduced capacity for delivering business imperatives. This is frequently accompanied by a somewhat reactive and short-term approach to complying with regulation. In some cases, this is leading to exp....

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