Winners and losers from the post-trade tech revolution

As the pace of tech evolution increases, Christian Sjoberg says firms that aren’t investing in new technologies to solve old post-trade problems will be left behind.

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Global post-trade infrastructure has developed over decades in a series of national silos, historically shaped and defined by domestic regulatory regimes and regional exchange requirements. While the global trading industry has radically transformed over time, the post-trade network often remains built on legacy systems architected more than 20 years ago, patched together with an increasingly complex web of financial market infrastructure providers (FMIs) and other intermediaries.

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