Implementing data lineage frameworks in financial institutions: A systematic analysis of compliance, efficiency, and risk management

Chittoor, Dorai Surendar (2025) Implementing data lineage frameworks in financial institutions: A systematic analysis of compliance, efficiency, and risk management. International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 14 (1). pp. 353-361. ISSN 2582-8185

This article comprehensively analyzes modern data lineage frameworks within financial institutions, examining their implementation challenges, operational impacts, and regulatory compliance benefits. The article investigates the key components of enterprise-scale data lineage systems, including source integration, transformation architecture, storage mechanisms, and governance structures. The article systematically examines implementation strategies across multiple financial organizations and identifies critical success factors and common impediments in establishing robust data lineage frameworks. The findings demonstrate significant improvements in regulatory compliance efficiency, risk management capabilities, and operational transparency when implementing comprehensive data lineage solutions. The article highlights the importance of integrated governance policies, automated monitoring systems, and scalable architectural designs in achieving successful outcomes. Furthermore, the article reveals that financial institutions implementing structured data lineage frameworks show an enhanced ability to meet evolving regulatory requirements while maintaining operational efficiency. This article contributes to the growing knowledge of data governance in financial services. It provides practical insights for organizations seeking to strengthen their data management capabilities through modern lineage frameworks.