Is Wall Street Innovating Fast Enough?

Panelists at NATAS 2015 talk about how quickly the capital markets are willing to adopt innovative technology.

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Panelists at NATAS 2015 discuss what the state of innovation on Wall Street is.

It started off as a simple question about the implementation of big data processes in the capital markets during the North American Trading Architecture Summit (NATAS) 2015.

A member of the crowd asked the panel, which was discussing the adoption of cutting edge technologies to increase the efficiency of trading desks, what kind of progress firms were making in implementing big data technology.

The response from Mark Palmer, vice president of integration and event processing for Tibco, led to a

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