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GoldenSource Makes New Appointments At Beijing Office
A new technical consultant and business development manager in Beijing will help GoldenSource support its three clients in China, while a new sales executive in London will focus on business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
LEI Makes Progress, But Administration Questions Linger
The approval of the ISO standard for the LEI moved much faster than most ISO standards, say industry observers, but the FSB still has to issue some decisions on who will administer the LEI
Time to Consider Consolidation
As vendors vie with each other to provide the most comprehensive range of data management solutions, consolidation provides an attractive path to increased market share
Delta One Data Collates European and Asian ETF Data
Delta One Data has pulled exchange-traded fund data and calendar data together into a single source to help its clients trade more efficiently
Framing a Client Onboarding Policy
Nicholas Hamilton discovers how global financial institutions manage different client onboarding requirements across jurisdictions and how effective management of the onboarding process can expand business
XSP Provides Corporate Actions Functions In SaaS Offering
The XSPrisa software as a service offering makes data management and scrubbing functions available to tier-two clients via customizable dashboards
Interactive Data Provides On-demand Access To Corporate Actions Data
A new web services application programmable interface will enable Interactive Data's clients to access its corporate actions data as they require it
Enfield Joins Omgeo
Rick Enfield has left Asset Control to take responsibility for delivery of Omgeo's collateral management product
Interactive Data Updates Evaluated Prices Portal
Evaluated pricing provider Interactive Data responds to clients' demands for greater transparency in Version 2.0 of its Vantage web platform
Ready To Report For Solvency II?
Reporting requirements for Solvency II present major challenges for third-party administrators, who must provide new data elements and keep an eye on the data costs their insurance clients may have to pay, writes Nicholas Hamilton