Adam Gable
Product Director – Financial Crime, Treasury and Risk
Born, London 1969
Adam Gable is responsible for the product planning and execution of Temenos’ Financial Crime, Treasury and Financial Risk Management solutions. With a background in development and treasury, Adam worked for a number of international banks before crossing the fence to the software industry where he has gained a track-record of building and taking to market leading Universal and specialist banking systems. His overarching focus being to help banks mitigate financial and reputational risk, reduce overheads and better serve their customers.
Adam has 20+ years of experience in the banking and banking software industry.
Latest articles from Adam Gable
The World of Evolving Crypto Assets RegulationsFinding The Way Forward
In the realm of finance, where the dynamics of regulations and innovations intertwine, one might not immediately draw parallels to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
Navigating Compliance Through The Oceanic Currents of Banking
A Guide to: Everyone’s Banking Platform: Compliance as a Driver of Banking Performance.
The importance of strong Treasury and Risk Management practices in the face of recent bank failures
The recent collapse of several US banks, including Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and First Republic Bank, has sent shockwaves through the financial industry, creating acres of press coverage, speculation, and fear. These failures are stark reminders of the critical importance of robust treasury and risk management practices.
Elevating Your Financial Crime Fighting In A Post-COVID-19 Era.
Temenos and Microsoft have launched a new e-book elevating Financial Crime Mitigation Solutions to reduce costs and increase your FCM strategy's effectiveness.
Do You Know Your Sourdough Loaf From Your Processed White?
Covid-19 has provoked a surge in criminal activity. By pursuing a risk-based approach to prevention and mitigation, banks can tightly focus their efforts and better protect their customers from all financial crime.
A Risk-Based Approach to Financial Crime Mitigation – Part 2
In the first blog in this series, highlighting the Temenos Financial Crime Mitigation (FCM) Cookbook, we looked at the various risk assessments banks and FIs have to take seriously, if their Risk-Based approaches to FCM are to succeed.
A Risk-Based Approach to Financial Crime Mitigation – Part 1
Managing risk is the supreme discipline in banking and one which is widening everyday. Most financial institutions (FIs) are accustomed to manage risks in areas like credit risk or market risk where the hazards can be calculated and quantified and where they are assessed prior to accepting them.
How to Avoid Poor Banking Tech Security Taking You Hostage
There were many sessions on security at Sibos 2019, but the ones with the most impact were the ones on Financial Crime Mitigation (FCM). Security covers several diverse areas, some of which are quite surprising.
The Cost of Doing Business
Cyber security is front of mind in the banking world, just as a new arsenal of financial crime mitigation software is coming of age. Machine learning, advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence provide high protection without inconvenience to customers, writes Adam Gable
Robotics in banking: more Iron Man than Terminator
Talk of robotics ending the world of work as we know can be misleading and disingenuous. Rather than replacing our jobs, robotics and AI has the ability to enrich them,…
The Derivative Landscape changes but support is at hand
The G20 addresses systemic risks In response to concerns about systemic risks in OTC derivatives markets, G20 leaders agreed to a comprehensive reform agenda. It was agreed that largely standardized…