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Archer reporting is a lot more complicated than it seems. This blog post will cover some of the key functionalities within Archer to make your reporting richer and easier to use.

We’ll start with the fundamentals of how Archer works as a database model, walk through the basic reports within Archer, explain how to set up your own reports, provide advanced search criteria, and finish with saving those reports for later personal use.

In light of new guidance recently published by the Federal Reserve, Managing Partner Tim Carbery hosts a roundtable to discuss the nature, necessity, and evolution of regulatory risk committees. Joining him is Beth Hughes (owner of Bay Redwood Consulting LLC., and Former Managing Director, Head of Risk Governance Validation, America’s Risk Management, MUFG Union Bank N.A.); Yakut Akman (independent consultant, former Chief Third-Party Management Officer, Citigroup), and Joe Iraci (adjunct professor and former CRO TD Ameritrade, INC.).

In this episode of Coffee Chat with CastleHill, Managing Partner Tim Carbery is joined by Vice President of Business Development Joe Santangelo to discuss cryptocurrency: its pros, its cons, and the increasing buzz from regulators as they piece together exactly what to do with it.

The CastleHill Assessment Portal (CAP) for Archer is designed to make respondent interactions and data collection efficient and straightforward, with advanced features that go well beyond the current Archer functionality. The Portal is an affordable cloud-based solution with a user-friendly interface that seamlessly integrates with your Archer environment. 

With the CAP, your organization can eliminate decentralized communication, limited workflows, and manual data feeds. By utilizing this tool, you will reduce costs and simplify assessment responses like never before.