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Training Module · Banking Sector · 2026
Chapter
Data Governance
& Compliance
Governing data as a strategic asset. Mastering the digital regulatory framework. Building a compliant, auditable and resilient data organization.
Data Governance
DORA
EU AI Act
GDPR
NIS 2
Basel III/IV
Table of Contents
1 · Data as a strategic asset
2 · Strategy & governance framework
3 · Roles: Data Owner, Steward, DPO, CDO
4 · Data management processes
5 · Data quality: criteria & DQI
6 · Security & CIA triad
7 · Digital regulatory compliance
8 · DORA · EU AI Act · GDPR · NIS 2
9 · AI & governance: the new obligations
10 · Operational compliance action plan
Instructor
Pejman Gohari · CDO · Chief AI Officer · ORBii
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Section 1
Data as a strategic asset
"Governing data means treating an intangible asset with the same rigor as a financial asset: mapping it, valuing it, protecting it, and reporting on it."
— Pejman Gohari · "Data & AI: Strategy, Governance and Implementation" · DUNOD 2020
Why data is an asset
In a banking context, data drives every critical process: credit scoring, fraud detection, prudential reporting, customer knowledge (KYC), GDPR compliance. Poor data management creates direct operational, financial and regulatory risks.
- →An asset that deteriorates if not maintained (outdated data, duplicates, errors)
- →An asset that creates value when properly structured and accessible
- →An asset subject to legal obligations (GDPR, DORA, Basel III)
- →An asset for which the CEO and Board bear strategic responsibility
- →An asset exposed to AI risks: hallucinations, bias, induced decisions
Key challenges of the Data & AI imperative
Value
Leveraging data to develop new products and services, strengthen competitive differentiation, and enable informed decision-making.
Trust
Establishing and maintaining trust in the use of internal and external data. Ensuring data integrity for customers, regulators and partners.
Threats to Manage
Loss of competitiveness, business disruption, financial loss, unintended disclosure of sensitive information, erosion of intangible asset value.
The 5 Foundational Best Practices — Data & AI Imperative
BP 1
Strategy & Governance
BP 2
Management Processes
BP 5
Artificial Intelligence
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