Waters Wavelength Ep. 304: Nice Actimize’s Lee Garf
Lee joins to discuss changes in communication platforms over the last few years.
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0:00 – Tony and Shen discuss their favorite desserts
4:30 – Lee Garf, general manager for financial markets compliance at Nice Actimize, joins Nyela on the show
5:30 – They discuss regulatory fines from 2024 and what it means for 2025
9:30 – The role of cloud
11:00 – Nice Actimize’s approach today
13:00 – How Nice Actimize is approaching AI
18:00 – The AI training process and financial lingo
25:30 – Predictions for 2025
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Episode 303: AggKnowledge’s Dan Entrup
Episode 302: Connectifi's Nick Kolba
Episode 301: SIX’s Javier Hernani
Episode 300: Reflecting on humble beginnings
Episode 299: ACA Group’s Carlo di Florio
Episode 298: GenAI in market data, and everything reference data
Episode 297: How to talk to the media
Episode 296: Questions about data quality
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