InteDelta: Spreadsheet Control In Financial Institutions
It is hard to imagine the world of commerce without spreadsheets. They are used in virtually every department of every business. Spreadsheets are particularly pervasive within financial institutions where they often have business critical functions such as pricing financial instruments, analysis for investment decisions and risk management models. This can present significant operational risk and there have been a number of well publicised failures resulting from spreadsheet errors.
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