List of Fusion Risk Management Platform Customers
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Companies using Fusion Risk Management Platform for Risk Management, Governance, Risk and Compliance include: Fannie Mae, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 7000 employees and revenues of $30.85 billion, Boston Scientific Corp, a United States based Life Sciences organisation with 53000 employees and revenues of $16.74 billion, TransUnion, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 13200 employees and revenues of $3.83 billion, The Saudi Investment Bank, a Saudi Arabia based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 1400 employees and revenues of $210.0 million, Banco base, a Mexico based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 1000 employees and revenues of $150.0 million and many others.
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Banco base | Banking and Financial Services | 1000 | $150M | Mexico | Fusion Risk Management | Fusion Risk Management Platform | Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance | 2020 | Treasury And Capital Markets Mexico |
In 2020, Banco base implemented the Fusion Risk Management Platform within its Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance environment. The Fusion Risk Management Platform was deployed to centralize risk reporting and instrument valuation for the bank and to provide a single platform for producing risk reports and visual dashboards for risk and finance teams.
The implementation included configuration and valuation of financial instruments along with construction of yield and volatility curves using Kondor+ as a source for instrument valuations, and risk reporting built on Fusion Risk Management Platform. Design work delivered interactive dashboards to visualize risk factors, stress shifts, VaR and stress test outputs, and the engagement included Treasury And Capital Markets Mexico as the implementation partner to configure reporting, instrument valuation workflows, and dashboarding for operational risk teams.
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Boston Scientific Corp | Life Sciences | 53000 | $16.7B | United States | Fusion Risk Management | Fusion Risk Management Platform | Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, Boston Scientific Corp implemented the Fusion Risk Management Platform to centralize vendor and supplier risk practices across its manufacturing and supply‑chain operations. Boston Scientific uses the Fusion Framework System to score and assess supplier and vendor risks, improving visibility into dependencies and enabling earlier mitigation while establishing a single source of record for third‑party risk data. The implementation is categorized under Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance and is oriented to third‑party risk management and supplier scoring use cases.
The deployment emphasizes centralized supplier risk scoring and assessment capabilities consistent with Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance functionality, including structured risk scoring workflows, a consolidated vendor risk dataset, and standardized assessment records. Configuration work focused on ingesting supplier risk inputs, applying consistent scoring criteria, and enabling consolidated reporting for procurement and supply‑chain risk stakeholders.
Operational coverage spans manufacturing and supply‑chain functions, with primary business functions impacted including procurement, supplier management, and enterprise risk teams. Governance changes centered on standardizing supplier scoring and establishing formal assessment workflows to surface dependency risks and trigger mitigation activities. The platform use, described in the Fusion case study, explicitly improved visibility into supplier dependencies and enabled earlier mitigation actions.
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Fannie Mae | Banking and Financial Services | 7000 | $30.9B | United States | Fusion Risk Management | Fusion Risk Management Platform | Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023, Fannie Mae deployed Fusion Risk Management Platform to address workforce attrition within its business resiliency programs. The implementation provided Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance capabilities to monitor and manage personnel risk tied to critical roles and process continuity.
The Fusion Risk Management Platform, implemented via the Fusion Framework System, was configured to detect when critical roles become open because employees leave a department, leave the firm, or go on long term leave. The configuration established headcount thresholds that trigger automated email notifications to plan managers, prompting them to revisit recovery and continuity plans. Dashboards deliver a real time view of personnel changes and can be filtered by parameters including geographical location to prevent concentration risk, and they also enable streamlined senior leadership reporting.
Operational coverage centered on Fannie Mae's business resiliency team, plan managers, and the process teams responsible for sustaining critical business functions. Functional workflows were shifted to include threshold based alerting and plan owner remediation steps, formalizing the cadence for reviewing staffing gaps and updating continuity plans.
Governance changes embedded threshold alerts into plan management and reporting, prompting timely plan revisions when vacancies are detected. As a result Fannie Mae can now seamlessly track and manage potential gaps in critical roles and prompt action needed to remediate associated risks.
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The Saudi Investment Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 1400 | $210M | Saudi Arabia | Fusion Risk Management | Fusion Risk Management Platform | Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance | 2014 | n/a |
In 2014 The Saudi Investment Bank deployed the Fusion Risk Management Platform. The Fusion Risk Management Platform is used as a Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance application across the bank, supporting risk and control workflows alongside business operations.
Implementation scope encompassed production configuration and operationalization of Front Office, Mid Office and Back Office workflows, together with Market Risk, Credit Administration and end of day processing modules. The program produced high level design and low level design artifacts, established configuration change procedures and quality assurance gates, and included re engineering of technical components to align with functional and non functional requirements.
The bank operated Fusion Risk Management Platform in tandem with Opics Plus production systems, with IT teams interfacing directly with end users to gather business needs, finalize technical and functional specifications and drive HLD and LLD sign off. Development collaboration extended to case analysis, bug fixes and enhancements, and architectural adjustments to ensure solutions remained scalable from an architecture standpoint.
Governance centered on formalized application maintenance, structured issue triage across Front Office, Mid Office, Back Office, Market Risk and Credit Administration, and documented requirements specifications for internal development teams and external vendors. IT leadership provided technical guidance, implemented mechanisms for resolving team conflicts and maintained ongoing post implementation support and change management processes.
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TransUnion | Professional Services | 13200 | $3.8B | United States | Fusion Risk Management | Fusion Risk Management Platform | Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance | 2014 | n/a |
In 2014, TransUnion implemented the Fusion Risk Management Platform. The engagement used the Fusion Framework System to establish enterprise issue management, business continuity planning, and compliance workflows in line with the Risk Management,Governance, Risk and Compliance category.
The implementation scope prioritized enterprise issue management and continuity operations, with the Fusion Risk Management Platform configured to support incident tracking, plan management, and compliance process orchestration across business units. Configuration emphasized reusable plan templates and automation to enable program scale and to operationalize compliance and risk processes.
The deployment targeted TransUnion's global operations, with program governance centered at its United States headquarters and adoption across regional risk and compliance teams. Operational coverage focused on embedding business continuity and issue management into risk and compliance functions rather than on a single site or department.
Rollout and governance progressed through measured scaling, increasing documented plans from roughly 85 in 2016 to over 300 by 2019, and expanding automation to broaden program reach. Governance changes reinforced centralized oversight and automated workflows to manage the enterprise issue lifecycle and continuity readiness.
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Buyer Intent: Companies Evaluating Fusion Risk Management Platform
- Uber, a United States based Transportation organization with 31100 Employees
- Hytech Consulting Management Malaysia, a Malaysia based Professional Services company with 340 Employees
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| Logo | Company | Industry | Employees | Revenue | Country | Evaluated |
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| Uber | Transportation | 31100 | $44.0B | United States | 2026-03-24 | |
| Hytech Consulting Management Malaysia | Professional Services | 340 | $34M | Malaysia | 2025-11-25 | |
| Triple | Life Sciences | 10 | $1M | United States | 2025-09-12 | |
| Insurance | 2500 | $1.1B | United States | 2025-07-31 | ||
| Banking and Financial Services | 94 | $50M | United Kingdom | 2025-04-14 | ||
| Retail | 50000 | $13.0B | United States | 2025-01-28 | ||
| Banking and Financial Services | 21100 | $15.9B | United States | 2025-01-23 | ||
| Banking and Financial Services | 89879 | $35.7B | Germany | 2024-06-28 | ||
| Banking and Financial Services | 178000 | $76.5B | France | 2024-05-29 |