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Third-party risk isn’t a compliance checkbox. It’s the biggest blind spot in your enterprise.Every outsourced function, every vendor contract, every supplier data feed is a door into your organisation — and most financial services firms don’t know how many of those doors are unlocked.A Strategic Framework for Third-Party Risk Management is a practical, end-to-end blueprint for building a TPRM capability that actually works inside a regulated financial services enterprise. Written by a technology executive who has built these functions from scratch, it walks through the full lifecycle: governance and policy, organisational design, risk indicators and controls, supplier data and technology architecture, cost modelling, process maturity, and regulatory expectations under frameworks like GDPR, PRA, and EBA outsourcing rules.Inside, you’ll find:A clear model for how Third-Party Risk Management fits within Enterprise Risk ManagementTeam structures, capabilities, and a TPRM function mission you can adapt directlyA ready-to-use policy template and maturity frameworkSWOT-based methods for building risk indicators and controlsGuidance on supplier data, platform selection, and technical architectureBudgeting and sizing models for standing up or scaling a TPRM functionA phased transformation roadmap with capability and coverage maturity trackingRegulatory context for EU and UK financial services firmsWhether you’re a CTO, CISO, risk leader, or operations executive tasked with building or maturing a third-party risk function, this book gives you the strategic thinking and the practical tools to do it — without reinventing the wheel or waiting for a costly consultancy engagement.Stop treating third-party risk as an afterthought. Start managing it like the strategic capability it is.