Month in Numbers

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Aug 2007

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'Excluding tier-one managers, it seems that centralised data management on the buy side is yet to take off – most firms approach data in a more fire-fighting way – they try to fix problems as they come up'

Darren Purcell, director of Standard & Poor's Securities Classifications, explains the sorry state of enterprise-wide data management initiatives on the buy side in the wake of his firm's 2006 buy-side data management survey

€249.7bn

– the Euro value of trades jointly executed last month (June)

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