Neural Technologies ranks in Chartis RiskTech Top 100 for sixth year

Luke Taylor, CCO, Neural Technologies

Neural Technologies has again been ranked in the Chartis RiskTech 100. The report consolidates the individual results of a survey of hundreds of risk technology buyers and end users to produce its top 100 ranking.

Peyman Mestchian, managing partner of Chartis, said: “Now in its 10th year, the RiskTech100® is globally acknowledged as the most comprehensive study of the world’s most significant risk and compliance technology companies. Over the last 12 months, ‘agile risk management’ has emerged as a central theme for many of the companies we’ve spoken to, with leading financial and non-financial firms looking to increase flexibility and reduce “time to compliance”. The ongoing need to operate under ever tighter budgets is an additional incentive for simplification and automation.”

Luke Taylor, CCO and deputy CEO of Neural Technologies, commented: “Neural’s continued presence in the RiskTech Top 100 is a testament to its agile, world-class solutions, and we really value this recognition. Having been in the risk management industry for over 25 years, we understand the challenges facing companies and the need for flexibility and robustness.”

Chartis is a provider of research and analysis for risk technology. The RiskTech100 ranks the top technology firms serving in the risk management market and ranks them uses assessment criteria comprising of six equally weighted categories: functionality, core technology, organisational strength, customer satisfaction, market presence and innovation.

Neural Technologies’ solutions aim to minimise financial risk to businesses, providing risk management in the areas of application risk, fraud, credit risk, customer attrition, collections and revenue assurance.

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