A-Team Insight Events combine A-Team's expertise in financial markets IT with thought leadership from world-class technology innovators and practical experience from financial market practitioners. In 2011, a quality constituency will once again gather for these focused events in London and New York City.
S&P Capital IQ has pulled together vast amounts of its in-house data to create a data solution for customer relationship management (CRM) systems. The aim of the company’s CRM Data Suite is to help users seed and power proprietary CRM systems that avoid duplication of records and are instead based on master records updated by S&P Capital IQ.


















Interactive Data is seeking to reassure users of its evaluated pricing and reference data services that they will not be affected by any fallout from the European sovereign debt crisis. The big data provider has outlined its plans for responding to a Greek exit from the euro and other scenarios in a letter to customers.
SIX Group is investing CHF100 million to rebuild and revitalise the IT infrastructure behind its Financial Information business, formerly Six Telekurs. The aim is to meet customer demand for improved reference and market data products and, in turn, renew the company’s reputation as an innovative market leader.
S&P Capital IQ has set out its store following the February acquisition of risk analytics provider R2 and the April addition of real-time exchange and market data supplier QuantHouse saying its existing products will be integrated with the new arrivals to deliver more and more innovative solutions.
With a newly rebranded fund data management product, and a newly installed London business development executive in the form of Rachael Brown, MoneyMate is seeking to capitalise on the challenge of data management facing fund managers’ distribution operations.
Thomson Reuters is pinning hopes for growth in its Financial & Risk business on the management team formed early this year under the auspices of president David Craig, and a change in attitude to Eikon – no longer a strategy, instead one of many products.

