The Waters Weekly Wrap: March 16-20

A look back at the best content published across all the Waters brands.

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Highlighting the last seven days' fintech news.

This week's news was all about safety in numbers. Two utilities made it into our coverage: one aimed at FCMs using SunGard technology, and the other focusing on client identification.

We also kicked off 10 days of Waters special coverage of cyber security, with several chief information security officers discussing a new push in the industry for greater information sharing as part of a broader strategy around protection.

Enjoy!

 

Safety in Numbers

CISOs Find Information Sharing Increasingly Critical to Protection (BST)

Utilities Rising as Five Founding Banks Live on Clarient (IRD)

SunGard Discusses Futures, OTC Post-Trade Processing Play (SST)

 

March Focus on Fixed Income

Fixed Income ETFs Come of Age (Waters)

Transaction-Cost Analysis' Fixed-Income Evolution (Waters)

Seeking Clarity on Mifid II (Waters)

 

Best of the Rest

SR Labs Pushes Forward After CEO Departure (IMD)

Mitsubishi UFJ Custody Arm Doubles Down (BST)

Standardized Stress Tests Agreed, Data Granularity Still at Issue (SST)

 

Vanguard's Main Line Man

Vanguard CIO John Marcante Takes a Big Leap (Waters)

 

From the February Mag

Lean on Them: Funds Increasingly Turn to Administrators (Waters)

The Big Deal with BYOD (Waters)

Communication Surveillance: A Daunting Challenge (Waters)

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Systematic tools gain favor in fixed income

Automation is enabling systematic strategies in fixed income that were previously reserved for equities trading. The tech gap between the two may be closing, but differences remain.

Why recent failures are a catalyst for DLT’s success

Deutsche Bank’s Mathew Kathayanat and Jie Yi Lee argue that DLT's high-profile failures don't mean the technology is dead. Now that the hype has died down, the path is cleared for more measured decisions about DLT’s applications.

Broadridge CEO: ‘We intend to be a leader in AI’

In 2023, Broadridge became one of the first capital markets-focused companies to roll out a GPT-powered tool. Now it is looking across use cases and foundational models to determine where to plant its flag next.

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