The Low-Latency Summit: Winning Strategies for Deploying Low-Latency Technologies was held on Nov. 17, 2011 at the Crowne Plaza Times Square Hotel in New York City.
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Photos from: Data Management for Risk, Analytics and Valuations – London, October 17, 2011
Data Management for Risk, Analytics and Valuations was held on Oct. 17, 2011 at America Square Conference Centre in London.
VIDEO: Omgeo’s Freeman on the Changing Dynamics of the SSI Space
A-Team Insight managing editor Virginie O’Shea speaks to Omgeo’s executive director of industry relations Tony Freeman about the vendor’s recent research into the settlement and account instruction (SSI) space, which highlights the high number of trade fails caused by problems with SSI data. Freeman also elaborates on the changing dynamics in the SSI space caused by increased competition (see commentary on which here) and regulatory developments.
Photos from: Winning Strategies for Deploying Low-Latency Technologies – London, September 26, 2011
The Low-Latency Summit - Winning Strategies for Deploying Low-Latency Technologies was held on Sept. 26, 2011 at the Brewery in London.
VIDEO: BT’s Pickles on a Cloud Technology Approach to Dealing with Post-Trade Infrastructure Change
A-Team Insight managing editor Virginie O’Shea speaks to BT Global Banking & Financial Markets’ head of industry initiatives Chris Pickles about the changing dynamics in market infrastructure that have happened over the last few years and how they have affected the post-trade messaging space. Pickles explains the benefits of a cloud approach to this space such as the rationalisation of internal and external messaging and the generation of economies of scale.
SWIFT White Paper & Recorded Webinar: Building a strategy for regulatory compliance in an uncertain landscape
Can your firm cope with the oncoming regulatory avalanche?
Whether or not the regulatory response to the financial crisis is the right one, this much is clear: the developing G20 regulatory initiative is what the industry has to work with.
