Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2018

MORS Software Wins the Risk Technology Awards 2018

MORS has been awarded as “Bank ALM System of the year 2018” in the risk technology award. This software is a highly scalable solution that encounters a very large portion of ALM requirements in the banking sector. MORS is intentional for ease of use and cost efficiency along with a high level of computerization with low upkeep says, Roger Samara.

Moreover, the system offers suppleness of configuration and reporting. In fact, a single core system supports a set of operational modules, like balance-sheet administration, liquidity risk management, funds transfer pricing and counterparty credit risk etc. Actually, data management and appeasement are generally automated.

MORS imports data changes as they befall rather than importing the whole balance sheet at once. For wholesale banking dealings, like wholesale funding transactions, balance-sheet items are introducible in real time to have a substantial effect on the calculation results of key performance indicators, such as net interest income. Banking book dealings are usually introducible once or twice per day. Splitting the import as well as the frequency of data in this way evades load bottlenecks emphasis, Roger Samara.



Features of MORS software


MORS’ real-time competences empower users to encounter internal and regulatory requirements for ad hoc and immediate what-if calculations. It also means the system can offer real-time monitoring and supervision of limit and early-warning levels, usually for interest rate risk and liquidness risk management ratios.

In order to meet growing demand for interior and external controlling reporting, MORS’ offer rule engines. Using these engines the banks can define norms for new regulatory necessities and then run reports on their basis without upgrading the MORS software. The same rule engines are used for defining interior reporting needs and configuring calculations.

MORS presently added its Interest Rate Risk Scenario Engine. This makes it easy and fast for banks to complete sophisticated and challenging ALM calculations. The calculations include income-based calculations like earnings-at-risk and value-based calculations like economic value of equity. Along with this, the engine allows banks to do dynamic balance-sheet projections, including dynamic balance-sheet evolution settings. Plus, MORS recently introduces progressive parallel processing competencies and the choice to deploy on Microsoft’s Azure cloud said, Roger Samara.

Let’s find out what Mika Mustakallio — chief executive of MORS Software says

According to him, MORS Software is the best Nordic solution provider for capital management, liquidity risk supervision and ALM in banks. It is based on intellectual and influential in-memory analytics. And offer real-time scrutiny and reporting throughout the entire bank, assimilating both capital and banking book sides of the bank.

Financial institutions use MORS in order to monitor, manage and optimize their performance and risk levels within exterior and interior constraints. The supple configurability of MORS software facilitates the informal alteration to any controlling necessities and other metrics. This software meets patrons’ ALM requirements by providing a modern and user-friendly solution. MORS scales from fulfilling particular ALM requirements of Tier 1 banks to the joint treasury and ALM requirements of smaller banks.

Banks emphasis on the overall cost of ownership means they are progressively looking to maximize the profit from any system. This is when the value of MORS is completely understandable, with its cohesive treasury and ALM system able to shelter numerous risks.

Bottom Lines


The factor that presently driving alteration is the emphasis on user-friendly and flexible systems. Customers do not have time to regularly make software upgrades and improvements. And they need the aptitude to make variations to an ALM system. A lack of litheness in a system can delay firms’ replies to ad-hoc queries and capabilities to meet changing necessities. It is progressively comprehensible that ALM experts will need the aptitude to calculate five diverse rules rather than four.

The ability to monitor everything in real time makes businesses agile. And from a risk administration perspective, it is essential considering the loss of revenue-producing breaks akin with holding needlessly high buffers. By vigorously handling risk in real time, companies can make better-informed choices.

MORS Software offers a complete asset-liability management (ALM) system that is scalable, as well as user-friendly, says, Roger Samara. The software has won the reward for ALM system of the year following a current move to the cloud and preserving focus on providing clients capabilities for real-time monitoring. Chief executive Mika Mustakallio elucidates the essential trends and technological offerings above that the vendor sees as driving change.

Tuesday, January 2, 2018

Robotics: A Look at The Future Technology

What do you know about the future of the robotics? Well, we can't say anything for sure as technology is evolving at a rapid pace in all areas, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. According to Roger Samara, one thing is obvious: Robots will have a great role in the life of a common man as well, not to mention that they will be used in the industries as well.

Roger Samara_Robotics
Roger Samara_Robotics


A research firm made 10 predictions for robotics that we are going to talk about in this article. The list has some really interesting forecasts that may have a great impact on our society and business.

Robots And the future of surgery


Nowadays, surgeons are using robotics in their surgical operations. As a matter of fact, technological development in AI, navigation, computer vision, MEMS sensor and other technologies have been making the robots consistently better.

Moreover, robotics will speed up the process of innovation, hence disrupting and modifying the paradigm of the future business operations. In addition, robotics can sharpen the competitive edge of a company by improving quality, and increasing productivity. Given below are some predictions that will help you get a glimpse of the future of robotics.


Related: Roger Samara | 5 Ways to Enjoy Virtual Reality


1. Growth of Robotics


In 2019, about 30% of the use of robotics in industries will be in the form of a RaaS model of business. This will help businesses cut down on the cost of robot deployment.

2. Robotics Officer

Roger Samara - Robotics Officer
Roger Samara - Robotics Officer


In 2019, about 30% of the major organizations of the world will use a chief robot officer in order to make their businesses better says, Roger Samara.

3. Evolving Competition


In 2020, large organizations will be able to choose from different vendors with the entrance of new players in the multi-billion dollar industry of information and communications in order to increase the deployment of robotics.


4. Talent Race


In 2020, the growth of robots will boost the talent race. As a result, about 35% of the jobs related to robotics will be vacant and the mean salary will go up by at least 60%.


5. Regulations

Roger Samara - Robotics Resolutions
Roger Samara - Robotics Resolutions


In 2019, the governments will introduce new regulations related to robots in order to preserve jobs and resolve privacy, safety and security concerns.

6. Software-defined robots


In 2020, about 60% of these machines will rely on cloud-based apps in order to introduce new skills, apps and cognitive capabilities. As a result, the world will see a robotic marketplace that will be cloud-based.

7. Collaborative robots


In 2018, about 30% of the robots will be smart collaborative machines that will be 300% faster than the robots of today. Plus, they will be safely work around humans.

8. RoboNet


In 2020, about 40% of the commercially available robots will be part of a net of shared intelligence. As a result, the overall operational efficiency of the robots will go up by 200%.

9. Automating of operations


Roger Samara - Automating Operations
Roger Samara - Automating Operations


Two years from now, around 35% of the big organizations, such as health, logistics, and utilities will use the robots for the purpose of automating operations.

10. Ecommerce


In 2018, around 45% of the major international e-commerce companies will use robots in their delivery operations and fulfillment warehousing.

So, hopefully, this will give you a pretty good idea of how the robotics will shape the world in a few years from now.