Asia-Pacific Executives See Innovation Returning to Data Technology

With regulatory requirements mostly addressed, firms' operations executives focusing on 'non-traditional players'

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Stuart Gurr, head of digital technology and engineering services and head of credit and market risk change, Asia Pacific, RBS

Regulation has both helped and hindered innovation in financial services, at a time when banks have to prepare for potentially threatening new technologies, representatives from banks and data providers said in Hong Kong.

The experts were speaking on a panel during the Asia Pacific Financial Information Conference, hosted by Inside Reference Data and Inside Market Data in Hong Kong. The discussion centered on how banks are looking ahead and innovating to stay competitive as governments encourage

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