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BYOD Not a Given, Even as BlackBerry Flounders

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Nathan Boylan, Lord Abbett & Co.

BYOD strategies have been popping up around the industry over the last two years. But even with this groundswell, it's not an inevitability that BYOD will come to a trading firm near you.

"We're now at the point where, in certain parts of the world but not necessarily in the US, we're moving away from bringing your own device, back to fully managed corporate devices," Stefan Ott, global head of distribution IT for UBS Global Asset Management, told the audience at a panel discussion on mobility

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