The solution offering marries IBM’s Basel II Risk and Compliance-Information Management Offering with Fair Isaac’s Triad adaptive control system. The net result is an integrated system that lets banks drive strategic decisions around customer/account management, scoring, collections, credit-line management and marketing.
The Basel II solution is built on several key IBM business intelligence (BI) infrastructure components, including, DB2 Data Warehouse Edition (which has been upgraded with new advanced web-based analytics and reporting functions), WebSphere Information Integrator (a data federation product), and IBM Alphablox (an analytics tool vendor acquired last year). IBM says the solution is currently being deployed at 35 banks worldwide.
For its part, Fair Isaac, whose high-end analytic software provides the brains behind most credit scores and risk evaluations in the US, adds sophisticated account and customer portfolio management capabilities delivered from its Triad system.
This is not the first time the two companies have worked together. In May last year IBM integrated Triad into its Banking Data Warehouse (BDW) solution aimed at retail banks.
Basel II is a complex new standard for measuring risk. Part of the Accord mandates that banks accurately and efficiently manage and report on information.
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