Alliance Bank Boosts Risk Management with SAS Asset Liability Management Implementation

Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad has implemented the SAS Asset Liability Management (ALM) system to enhance its interest rate and liquidity risk management. The SAS ALM solution enables advanced stress testing, scenario analysis, and predictive analytics, allowing the bank to make faster and more precise decisions. The system also automates 90% of processes, improving productivity and accuracy, while reducing manual interventions and operational costs by over 10%.

Risk Management

By adopting SAS ALM, Alliance Bank can now monitor liquidity in real-time, scale system operations, and maintain 24/7 system availability. This shift aligns with compliance requirements from Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) for interest rate risk and liquidity management. The system’s capabilities include improved tracking of depositor concentrations, which helps the bank manage liquidity based on immediate funding needs. The initiative also supports Alliance Bank’s “Acceler8” strategy, aimed at improving efficiency, growth, and customer service.

In recognition of the successful implementation, Alliance Bank was awarded the best analytics initiative in the 2024 WatersTechnology Asia Awards.

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