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KPMG has launched the inaugural edition of its annual ‘Qatar banking perspectives’ publication, examining key issues and trends in the global banking industry and how they impact banks in Qatar.
In this first edition, subject matter experts from KPMG’s dedicated financial services practice share their views on a range of topics such as: culture and governance, cybersecurity, and banking regulations, the role of artificial intelligence in fraud detection, and the current trends in Islamic finance, KPMG said in a statement on Tuesday.
The publication complements KPMG’s GCC listed banks’ results report, which sets out some of the key financial indicators, issues and expected trends in the future for the banking industry in the region.
Omar Mahmood, head of Financial Services for KPMG in the Middle East & South Asia, and partner at KPMG in Qatar, said, “The banking perspectives looks at some of the key trends we are seeing globally, through the lens of the local banking industry here in Qatar and provides insights that we hope readers will find valuable.
“Qatar’s banking sector continues to maintain resilience, amid an evolving regulatory landscape and continued technological change, while also embracing the digital agenda.”
KPMG’s Qatar banking perspective 2019 raises awareness of the opportunities and challenges in the ever evolving banking sector and provides points of view on how to successfully navigate through this complex environment, the statement said.
Doha
KPMG has launched the inaugural edition of its annual ‘Qatar banking perspectives’ publication, examining key issues and trends in the global banking industry and how they impact banks in Qatar.
In this first edition, subject matter experts from KPMG’s dedicated financial services practice share their views on a range of topics such as: culture and governance, cybersecurity, and banking regulations, the role of artificial intelligence in fraud detection, and the current trends in Islamic finance, KPMG said in a statement on Tuesday.
The publication complements KPMG’s GCC listed banks’ results report, which sets out some of the key financial indicators, issues and expected trends in the future for the banking industry in the region.
Omar Mahmood, head of Financial Services for KPMG in the Middle East & South Asia, and partner at KPMG in Qatar, said, “The banking perspectives looks at some of the key trends we are seeing globally, through the lens of the local banking industry here in Qatar and provides insights that we hope readers will find valuable.
“Qatar’s banking sector continues to maintain resilience, amid an evolving regulatory landscape and continued technological change, while also embracing the digital agenda.”
KPMG’s Qatar banking perspective 2019 raises awareness of the opportunities and challenges in the ever evolving banking sector and provides points of view on how to successfully navigate through this complex environment, the statement said.
