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This framework allows transactions to be accurately associated with the corresponding projects, facilitating cost control and analysis on a per-project basis. Timely detection allows project teams to adjust cost estimates, seek additional funding, or renegotiate project contracts, minimizing negative financial consequences.
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He adds: “These could result in increased supervisory and enforcement action from the FCA, as it will have a lot more data and will likely aim to use this to identify and take action against firms that consistently fail to meet its requirements.
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