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Building a modern, event-driven application for insurance claims processing – Part 2

In Part 1 of this series, you learned how insurance claims processing makes a good industry use case for event-driven architectures. In Part 2, you dive deeper into the application architecture and learn how each component or domain of the insurance claims processing system uses asynchronous events to coordinate communication. You learn why serverless services are well-suited […]

FSI Services Spotlight: Featuring Amazon ElastiCache

In this edition of the Financial Services Industry (FSI) Services Spotlight monthly series, we are focusing on Amazon ElastiCache. FSI customers need a streamlined service approval process to adopt AWS services. To address this need, this post highlights five key considerations for customers running their workloads on ElastiCache: achieving compliance, data protection, isolation of compute […]

Black Knight Cloud Strategy Accelerates Innovation in a Secure Environment

Black Knight (NYSE:BKI) is a software, data, and analytics company that drives innovation in mortgage lending, servicing, and the secondary markets. Businesses use our robust, integrated solutions across the entire home ownership lifecycle to help retain existing customers, gain new customers, mitigate risk, and operate more effectively. Our clients rely on our proven, comprehensive, and […]

FSI Services Spotlight: Featuring Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)

Welcome back to the Financial Services Industry (FSI) Service Spotlight monthly blog series. Each month we look at five key considerations that FSI customers should focus on to help streamline cloud service approval for one particular service. Each of the five key considerations includes specific guidance, suggested reference architectures, and technical code that can be […]

Crypto market-making latency and Amazon EC2 shared placement groups

Crypto currencies started as an experiment in 2008, initially supported by global developer communities and retail traders. They have since expanded into a multi-billion dollar industry, traded on numerous Crypto exchanges with growing amounts of institutional interest. Many of these exchanges have been built on AWS, resulting in the opportunity for High Frequency Traders (HFTs) […]

How to set-up a fully automated data pipeline from AWS Data Exchange to Amazon FinSpace

In previous posts we’ve presented scenarios where Amazon FinSpace data analysis capabilities are used to address different use cases. For these analyses we used data available on AWS Data Exchange and on third-party data sources. Some examples of analysis are what-if scenarios of trading strategies, ESG portfolio optimization, and Analyzing petabytes of trade and quote […]

Building a modern, event-driven application for insurance claims processing – Part 1

In this series, you’ll learn to build a modern insurance claims processing application on AWS. You’ll see an application that uses an event-driven architecture to loosely couple the applications’ components. This application is built with Amazon EventBridge, AWS Step Functions, AWS Lambda, Amazon DynamoDB, and more. You’ll also learn why an event-driven architecture and serverless […]

Meet the AWS Swiss FSI SA and Compliance team

In its shift to the cloud, the financial services industry is confronting a range of familiar and emerging issues: evolving regulations, privacy laws, highly dynamic security threat landscape, security, and operational resilience. With limited cloud expertise, this presents a series of complex challenges. The AWS Swiss FSI SA and Compliance team is here to help […]

Figure 1 Chaos Engineering at Nationwide powered by AWS

Automating and Scaling Chaos Engineering using AWS Fault Injection Simulator

Regulators like the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK are increasingly focused on how financial services institutions respond to and recover from operational disruptions. They’re looking for a comprehensive approach to operational resilience, making sure that they and the financial sector as a whole prevent, adapt, respond to, recover, and learn from operational disruption. Technology […]