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Qatari banks most efficient worldwide with 21.5% average cost-to-income ratio

Banks in the Middle East and Asia Pacific showcased outstanding operational efficiency, with Qatari banks achieving exceptional cost-to-income ratios by leveraging superior IT infrastructure, offering cost-effective digital services, and tailoring branch networks to cater to smaller populations

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Recent outages highlight urgent need for technology risk and resilience management

The global outage led by the CrowdStrike-Microsoft faulty software update underscores the emerging gaps in resilience, interdependence of systems, vendor concentration, and single points of failure in networks

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Qatari banks most efficient worldwide with 21.5% average cost-to-income ratio

Recent outages highlight urgent need for technology risk and resilience management