Microsoft Fabric for financial services
Microsoft Fabric brings risk, customer and transaction data into one governed lakehouse so financial services firms can report, manage risk and serve customers with confidence. Veratas delivers that platform end to end.
Financial services data carries a heavy regulatory and governance burden
Financial services firms manage large, sensitive data estates under close regulatory scrutiny.
Banks, insurers and asset managers run core banking and policy systems, trading and treasury platforms, CRM, and a range of risk, fraud and finance applications. Customer and transaction data is duplicated across them, and reconciling it into a consistent view is slow and costly.
The consequences are significant. Regulatory reporting depends on data assembled from many sources, so submissions are labour-intensive and hard to evidence. Risk and fraud teams work from data that lags real exposure. A genuine customer 360 view is difficult to build, which limits service quality and growth. Data residency and access rules add further constraints.
Microsoft Fabric provides a governed foundation for this estate. Transactional and customer data lands in OneLake through Data Factory pipelines, transaction and event streams through Real-Time Intelligence, and the lakehouse becomes a single governed source. Purview enforces lineage, classification and access control, and capacity can be deployed in chosen Azure regions to respect data residency requirements.
What financial services firms build on Microsoft Fabric
Fabric supports the regulatory, risk and customer analytics that financial services firms rely on.
Regulatory and supervisory reporting
Model finance, risk and transaction data once in a governed OneLake lakehouse so regulatory submissions are consistent and evidenced. Purview lineage shows exactly how each reported figure was produced.
Risk data aggregation
Bring credit, market and operational risk data into one lakehouse for timely, consistent aggregation. Risk teams work from a single source, which supports principles such as those set out in BCBS 239.
Fraud and financial crime analytics
Stream transaction and event data through Real-Time Intelligence and apply Fabric notebooks to detect suspicious activity sooner. Financial crime teams gain faster, data-driven insight into emerging patterns.
Customer 360 and personalisation
Unify accounts, products, channels and interactions in OneLake to build a complete, governed customer view. This supports better service, more relevant offers and clearer conduct oversight.
Finance and profitability analytics
Combine ledger, product and cost data in the lakehouse for consistent profitability and performance reporting. Finance teams move from reconciliation to analysis on a trusted, shared data foundation.
How Veratas delivers Microsoft Fabric for financial services
We deliver Fabric as one accountable engagement, with governance and data residency designed in from the start.
Assess the data estate and obligations
We map your core systems, risk and finance platforms, and regulatory obligations, then design a Fabric architecture that meets data residency, security and reporting requirements.
Build the governed lakehouse
We land transactional and customer data through Data Factory and event streams through Real-Time Intelligence, then model a governed OneLake lakehouse with consistent, well-defined data domains.
Deliver reporting and risk analytics
We build Power BI on Direct Lake for regulatory, risk and customer reporting, so finance, risk and front office teams work from a single trusted and traceable set of numbers.
Govern and run the platform
We implement Purview classification, lineage and access control, then run Fabric as a managed service so the platform stays secure, compliant and audit ready as obligations change.
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Build a governed financial data platform
Book a discovery call to scope Microsoft Fabric for your firm. We will review your data estate, regulatory obligations and residency needs, and agree a practical path forward.