The world's 100 largest financial companies expect to spend $100bn on risk and control activities this year – double what they spent in 2006, the last full year before the financial crisis, a study by Deloitte has found.
Deloitte surveyed chief risk officers at banks and insurance companies and found that 73 per cent expected annual spending on compliance, risk, audit and other control functions to continue to rise.
The study forecast that the 100 companies' total risk and control spending would reach $111bn by 2012.
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