The results of the AIM Global Data Management Survey 2004 show that financial institutions all over the world undertake considerable efforts to deepen and automate their data management extensively. The background for these efforts, besides cost pressures and increased transaction volumes, are regulatory requirements such as Basel II, which will be put into operation in more than 100 countries in the next few years. After risk management has gained strong significance within financial institutions in the previous years, the inseparable connection between the quality of data and an efficient risk management is being emphasized by the survey results.
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