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A New Dawn for Data Governance?

The data management world has long been addressing the data governance problem. Yet, firms continue to adopt erroneous approaches or avoid the issue altogether. Carla Mangado explores how the current economic environment will push firms to give data…

ISO 20022 - The Next Generation

The future looks promising for ISO 20022 and organizations that use it as the basis for managing their inter-company and enterprise-wide reference data processes, says London Market Systems' Martin Sexton

Editor's Letter - Coming, ready or not

Hedge fund registrations in the US are back on the agenda. But this time the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has some heavy-hitting artillery behind it in the form of the recently introduced Hedge Fund Transparency Act in the US Senate and the…

YouDevise Bolsters TIM analysis

YouDevise, a London-based provider of technology for distributing trade ideas between dealers and buy-side clients, has added new features to its Trade Idea Monitor (TIM) platform to perform more detailed sentiment analysis and more flexible reporting…

Omgeo unveils counterparty risk offering

Omgeo has announced the availability of its counterparty risk management platform, comprising Omgeo ProtoColl (formerly Allustra Kyros), the firm's automated collateral management offering; and Omgeo CrossCheck (formerly Global Electronic Market's FpML…

The evolving role of the buy-side project manager

The buy side is currently facing a number of acute challenges including the need to improve the efficiency and discipline of business processes, implement technology to enhance client service, manage risk, support the introduction of new asset classes…

Capital IQ Adds UK Share Ownership Data

Standard & Poor's Capital IQ division will this week add UK share register data from London-based shareholder analysis firm JunctionRDS into its Capital IQ desktop platform, to deepen its ownership profiles of UK-listed companies, and enable users to…

Glitch Leads to $31 Billion Trade Snafu for UBS

TOKYO-Due to a system error, a Japanese unit of Swiss bank UBS mistakenly place a ¥3 trillion ($31 billion) order for convertible bonds for computer games vendor Capcom last week instead of an intended ¥30 million ($304,200) trade.

One Moment in Time

Hindsight is always 20-20, so the saying goes. Of course it is; when the time comes to look back, we have facts to hand that may not have been available when we had to take action. While some decisions should never be made on gut feeling, financial…

FirstRain Adds Debt-Search Capabilities

Calif.-based research and Web content aggregator FirstRain will this week include new content on corporate and municipal debt with a range of topics that subscribers can use to create meaningful commentary on a company's or state's creditworthiness based…

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