SAFC, one of the leading non-bank financial institutions in the Philippines, continues to strengthen its compliance, risk management, and communications strategies through enhanced media monitoring.
SAFC recently conducted a strategic session with CARMA Philippines, a global leader in media intelligence, to maximize the use of advanced media monitoring tools that provide real-time insights on reputational risks and competitive activity.
In a recent session, SAFC’s strategic communications, compliance, and risk management teams explored advanced applications of media insights. The discussions centered on utilizing CARMA’s platform to monitor news and social media mentions of SAFC and its competitors, thereby providing real-time data to inform risk assessments and strategic decisions. By leveraging these insights, SAFC aims to anticipate potential crises, adjust messaging promptly, and maintain stakeholder trust.
This initiative aligns with the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) emphasis on robust risk management practices among SEC-regulated entities. While the recent Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) directive on Negative Media Report screening pertains to BSP-supervised institutions, SAFC’s proactive approach underscores its commitment to adhering to best practices in risk mitigation and crisis management. By adopting these measures, SAFC not only enhances its operational resilience but also sets a benchmark for non-bank financial institutions in the Philippines.
