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Boris Khazin is Global Head of Digital Risk Management/Governance, Risk and Compliance at EPAM Systems. Khazin has more than 20 years of management, consulting and product development experience in the financial services and fintech sectors. During his tenure at EPAM, he has led several GRC, business intelligence, enterprise analytics and organizational capability/maturity assessments to help clients identify, define and prioritize frameworks that guide them toward a desired future state. From this, he has developed a keen understanding of opportunities and challenges that arise when organizations adapt to change.
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