Reference data holds the key to buy-side STP

OPEN PLATFORM: REUTERS

Since the Securities Industry Association indefinitely postponed the T+1 implementation date midway through 2002, STP initiatives on the buy side have gone somewhat off the boil. But as Reuters' Kevin Bradshaw explains, even though the terminology and drivers have changed, the ultimate goal of STP remains the same.

After the shelving of a definite T+1 implementation date and industry frustration over organised straight-through processing (STP) ventures, buy-side firms are continuing their quest

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