Doing More With Less

On Balance

Pity the market data manager. Used to suffering the demands of the end-user, he or she now faces additional duties from senior management, who at the same time decline to fill vacancies.

As market data managers become involved in new areas, such as electronic trading and connectivity, they find themselves in the firing line more and more often. “They feel every pain when there are any services-related issues that affect the business,” says Doug Munn, global technology manager at

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