The Analytics Gap: What Modernizing Banks Know that Others Don't 

A free webinar for community and regional bank leaders ready to close the gap between their analytics are today and where they need to be. 

Free On-Demand Webinar · Instant Access After Registration

What You'll Walk Away With:

  • Understand why the analytics gap between leading and lagging banks is widening, and where you stand
  • Learn how to build a trusted data foundation that supports risk, reporting, and AI initiatives
  • Get a practical, step-by-step modernization roadmap you can bring back to your team

Your Analytics Are Only as Good as What's Behind Them

Are your banking analytics, risk models, and reporting processes still delivering the insights you expect?

Or are fragmented data, legacy infrastructure, and growing complexity quietly eroding performance, without anyone fully seeing where the breakdown begins?

It’s no longer just models that drift. It’s data quality, system performance, and decision latency across your entire analytics stack. For community and regional banks, the pressure to support CECL, stress testing, regulatory expectations, and AI initiatives is now exposing gaps that were once manageable — but are fast becoming strategic liabilities.

The question has shifted:

"Can we trust, scale, and operationalize the data and infrastructure behind them?" 

Banks that are ahead are already:

  • Trusting their data more and spending less time reconciling
  • Running faster, more scalable environments
  • Reducing operational dependency on legacy systems
  • Preparing for AI-enabled decisioning and automation

Banks that haven’t addressed foundational data and platform challenges are finding that even advanced analytics initiatives struggle to scale or deliver consistent value.

Modernization is no longer a future initiative. It is a competitive necessity.

8 Outcomes You'll Take Back to Your Team

  • Diagnose the “analytics gap” at your institution and benchmark against peers
  • Establish data quality, accessibility, and governance as the true foundation of modernization
  • Break down silos and build a trusted data environment for risk, reporting, and analytics
  • Make smarter infrastructure decisions — cloud, hybrid, or managed — that improve analytics speed and reliability
  • Learn why modernization doesn’t require ripping out legacy systems — and what “incremental transformation” really looks like
  • Reduce cost and operational burden while improving model and reporting performance
  • Sequence your modernization roadmap: from data foundation to platform modernization to advanced analytics
  • See a real-world example of small- to medium-sized banks improving risk visibility, reporting efficiency, and decision speed

This Webinar is Built for You If...

  • You’re a Chief Risk Officer or Risk Manager responsible for model accuracy and compliance
  • You lead analytics or model development and need a structured modernization framework
  • You’re a data or infrastructure leader navigating platform decisions
  • You manage finance or regulatory reporting and need faster, more reliable data
  • You’re a technology leader supporting banking platforms
  • You’re an executive responsible for modernization strategy and ROI

Join your expert webinar host:

Avery Long

Avery Long

Financial Risk Consultant and Account Manager

  • Nearly 15 years at FRG helping financial institutions modernize data foundations, governance frameworks, and analytics infrastructure
  • Partners with SAS to help community and regional banks centralize and modernize risk and finance platforms
  • Hands-on experience leading data governance remediations, regulatory stress testing platforms, and large-scale data delivery systems

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Don't Miss This Session

If your institution is investing in better analytics but not yet seeing the full return, this session will show you where modernization really starts, what successful banks are doing differently, and how to build a practical roadmap forward.

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