29 Mar 2010
The level of uncertainty in the industry due to the ongoing debate within the regulatory community with regards to new risk management reporting requirements has proved to be both a blessing and a curse to those in the data business. Panellists at this month’s FS Club agreed that the industry is being forced to take data more seriously but there are significant gaps around risk related regulation that may prove to be pitfalls in the near future.
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