Reuters’ Reference Data User Group Looks to Improve STP
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Reuters has created a Reference Data User Group (RDUG) to identify practical data management solutions to improve straight-through processing (STP), the vendor announced last week.
The group, made up of key executives from over 20 global broker dealers, custodian banks and fund management firms--including Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Invesco and Merrill Lynch--will meet three times a year to discuss their problems and share best-practice ideas. Smaller working groups will meet more frequently to
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