A recurring theme in conversations at this year’s SIA Show – and indeed in conversations in both New York and London after the show – was the potentially positive impact of what’s being called The Settlement on the financial information and technology market. The Settlement in question is New York attorney-general Eliot Spitzer’s multi-billion settlement with a half dozen or so major firms, in which they promised to clean up their respective acts with regards to the links between their investment banking and research operations.

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