Contact Us

Continuity Insights Management Conference

Quantivate Surpasses Industry Standard for Enterprise Risk Management Software With Addition of Risk-Level Assessments

Quantivate has announced that its Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) software now gives banks and credit unions the ability to choose between risk-level assessments and category-level assessments. The update allows the company to better serve financial institutions at all stages of maturity.

“Quantivate continues to meet banks and credit unions where they’re at with our latest update to Quantivate Enterprise Risk Management,” said Quantivate CEO and Founder Andy Vanderhoff. “While category-level assessments are the standard in governance, risk and compliance software, risk-level assessments provide a greater level of granularity and precision and can be an ideal fit for smaller financial institutions. Customers now have more options that tie into their unique risk management programs.”

Quantivate Enterprise Risk Management is an integrated, web-based platform that provides financial institutions with tools to manage risk strategically, centralize processes and lower loss rates.

The update includes enhancements in three core ERM areas:

Risk assessment types – Banks and credit unions can ensure that their unique process can be configured within the software with the option to select category-level or risk-level risk assessments.

Risk and control taxonomy – Leveraging a new taxonomy built into the software, institutions can ensure they are able to categorize their risks and controls in a hierarchical structure.

Enterprise Risk Management and Business Continuity integration – Teams can reduce redundancy and increase efficiency with the latest integration updates between Quantivate Enterprise Risk Management and Quantivate Business Continuity.

Quantivate Enterprise Risk Management and Business Continuity sit within the company’s application suite of governance, risk, and compliance solutions. Banks and credit unions have the flexibility to start small and implement departmental solutions knowing that they can later expand or implement the full GRC Suite from the beginning.

Learn more here.

Continuity Insights

Similar Articles

Searching for Risk in All the Wrong Places

By Geary Sikich and Sara Robertson: Much like the song, “Lookin’ for Love in All the Wrong Places” sung by Johnny Lee; risk management professionals need to ask the question …

ICOR Announces Upcoming Courses Designed to Meet All Learning Styles

The ICOR Education Program has been designed to meet the developmental needs of all Business Continuity professionals. Its ICOR’s discipline-based education and credentialing program is organized around the 12 disciplines …

New Webinar: Increasing the Resilience of Your Supply Chain

With all of the uncertainty of 2020-2021 leading to supply chain disruptions globally, and with increasingly complex supply chain systems, it is now more important than ever to build resilience …

Leave a Comment

Share to...