Oracle Financial Services has earned a top spot in the Chartis RiskTech100® report, winning 15 awards including leadership in AI. In this year’s report, Oracle placed fourth among the world’s top 100 risk technology providers, making this the 16^th straight year the company has demonstrated its excellence in risk and compliance with a top five ranking or better.

“Oracle’s continued place as one of the top leaders in the Chartis RiskTech100 symbolizes our commitment to and success in delivering world-class finance, risk and compliance management solutions,” said Jason Wynne, senior vice president, modern risk, finance and compliance product development, Oracle Financial Services. “Amid rapid changes in the technology industry and the heightened focus on data excellence and AI, Oracle continues to deliver the solutions and AI-driven intelligence that banks and financial institutions need to help mitigate risk, strengthen compliance, and boost operational efficiency.”

The RiskTech 100 report is widely considered the industry’s most comprehensive independent study, evaluating and recognizing risk technology providers based on their breadth and coverage, impact, computational infrastructure, strategy, and innovation. Oracle was the Overall Winner in Chartis Categories for Core Technology and Innovation and the Leader in 13 Solution Categories:

Chartis Categories – Oracle Overall Winner

• Core Technology
• Innovation

Solution Categories – Oracle Leader

• AI
• Financial Crime: AML
• Finance and Accounting: Data Management 
• Financial Planning Systems
• IFRS 17: Accounting Systems
• IFRS 17: Data Management and Reporting Risk
• Risk Data Aggregation and Reporting (Banking) 
• Data Integrity and Control
• Risk and Finance Integration
• Computational Platforms for Risk Management
• Finance and Accounting: Accounting Frameworks
• LDTI
• Revenue Risk Management and Control Solutions

“Oracle’s multiple RiskTech100 2026 award wins in risk and finance categories are on one level a reminder of the strength of its core infrastructure,” said Sid Dash, chief researcher, Chartis. “Crucially, though, the company has also developed this central capability to enable the efficient interaction between vital areas of risk management (such as enterprise market risk and ALM) and key finance and accounting functions.

Oracle remains a dominant provider of a broad range of anti-financial crime tools, all of which leverage the core AI and data management capabilities of its foundational tech stack. For large organizations seeking a flexible and automated way to tackle financial crime at scale, this focus on scalability and data management with a strong AI foundation is vital—a fact reflected in Oracle’s top five ranking and award wins in RiskTech100 2026.”

For more information about Oracle Financial Services and its award-winning finance, risk and compliance solutions, please visit https://www.oracle.com/risk. To view the full Chartis RiskTech100® Report visit: https://www.oracle.com/financial-services/chartis-risktech100-report/.