Waters Wavelength Podcast Episode 67: A Farewell to Dan

Dan and Anthony talk about how technologists—and traders—are portrayed in TV and on the big screen, and just how accurate those portrayals are.

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This podcast is dedicated to co-host Dan DeFrancesco, who, starting Monday, will move over to Waters’ sibling publication, Risk, where he’ll write about the commodities sector. To start, Dan discusses his new remit and Anthony talks about how the podcast will progress going forward (0:40). Dan then touches on his three favorite stories, which we’ve put in front of the paywall for all to read, including his feature on the Consolidated Audit Trail (9:00), the struggle to find talent (12:30) and two cover stories (16:30) that particularly stand out for him. (See below for links.)

While we will miss Dan, the Podcast will continue uninterrupted. Tune in next week to hear IBM’s Marc Andrews talk about how the company is using Watson to improve surveillance and compliance needs. 

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Links to articles discussed:

CAT Constructor: Why Thesys Won, Finra Lost and What Comes Next

CAT Conundrum: SROs, Vendors Vie to Build Consolidated Audit Trail

CAT Concerns: The Biggest Hurdles Still Facing the Massive Audit Trail

Wanted: Young, Talented Technologists

Profile of Nasdaq CEO, Bob Greifeld

Profile of AQR's Neal Pawar

 

Contact Info
As is the case with everything we do, we'd love to get some feedback from our listeners. Feel free to reach out to Anthony or Dan via Twitter or email.

Anthony: @a_malakian; Anthony.Malakian@incisivemedia.com

Dan: @dandefrancesco; Dan.DeFrancesco@incisivemedia.com 

 

Past 10 episodes:

Episode 56: Cybersecurity, Vendor Partnership

Episode 57: Artificial Intelligence & Humans — A Complicated Mix

Episode 58: Euro OTFs v. US SEFs, RFQ for ETFs

Episode 59: Gabriel Woo, VP of Innovation at RBC

Episode 60: Bill Murphy, Blackstone CTO

Episode 61: Automating Processes

Episode 62: Shadow IT, CFTC's Giancarlo at FIA Boca

Episode 63: Acquisition Analysis, Rise of Data Spend

Episode 64: Open Source, Cyber, AI - A NATAS Recap

Episode 65: Public Cloud Providers Battle for Dominance, The Rise of Artificial Intelligence

Episode 66: Technologists & Film Portrayals

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