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This week, Expero’s managing director and financial services practice lead, Tim Baker, joins Reb on the podcast to discuss the ongoing Cusip case, the FCA’s wholesale market data study, and issues to do with copyrighting market data.
5:00 – Tim joins the podcast and talks about his interest in the Cusip lawsuit
12:00 – They ponder why more plaintiffs haven’t joined the suit
15:00 – Tim discusses details on the alleged violation of sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act
19:30 – The European Commission’s 2011 decision on concerns with S&P’s licensing of US Isins
26:30 – They discuss the FCA’s wholesale market data study
36:30 – Is there meaningful innovation in market and reference data?
39:00 – Figi’s place in the identifier space
45:00 – Tim says there’s a lot of complexity in the market that should be much simpler
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Past 10 episodes:
Episode 268: Symphony’s Brad Levy
Episode 269: Generative AI: The philosophical considerations
Episode 270: IBM on generative AI
Episode 271: David Hardoon dissects language models
Episode 272: How do firms create data products?
Episode 273: Navigating the buy vs. build debate
Episode 274: The issue with corporate actions
Episode 275: Bill Murphy on getting the foundations right
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