The Waters Weekly Wrap: June 15-19
A look back at the best content published across all the Waters brands.
The summer is really in full swing now, and with it comes a bunch of organizational moves. Whether it's an announced expansion or a change in leadership, there were plenty of shake-ups this week.
Voting for Waters Rankings 2015 has officially closed, but we're less than a month away from officially annoucing the winners. On July 16 in Manhattan we'll celebrate all our reader-picked winners at a luncheon.
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Yasuki Okai to Lead NRI Expansion in North America (SST)
Misys Names Simon Paris as President and Chief Sales Officer (SST)
Jonathan Clark Named President of Luminex (BST)
Best of the Rest
TSAM Fireside Chat: Investor Due Diligence Applies Goldilocks Principle to Tech (BST)
T+2 ISC Announces Proposed Timeline for T+2 Shift in US, Sets Q3 2017 Goal (SST)
'40 Act Compliance in Focus as Funds Introduce New Liquid Alts (BST)
GFI Bows CME-LCH Cleared Spreads Data (IMD)
For E/CTRM Platforms, Further Integration Necessary (SST)
Process over People: The Way Around a Talent Drought (SST)
Opening Cross: Everybody Wins When the Customer Is Always Right... Right? (IMD)
Swift Service Extracts More Detail From Corporate Actions (IRD)
Moscow Exchange FX Feed Hit by Server Issue (IMD)
Marex Spectron Spins Spectrometer Web for Energy Data (IMD)
Dun & Bradstreet Offers Information Through 1010data (IRD)
E.ON Taps OpenLink's Solution for EMIR, REMIT Compliance (SST)
S&P, SGX Launch IR Research Platform (IMD)
The Waters Profile: Joe Dijsselhof, CEO of Euronext
Man of the people. (Waters)
From the June Mag
SEC 15b9-1: Shots Across the Bow (Waters)
Tip of the Iceberg: The Challenges of BCBS 239 (Waters)
The Scripture of Python: An Inside Look at the Use of Scripting Programming Languages on Wall Street (Waters)
Capital Markets Firms Look to Model Behavior for Enhanced Decision Support (Waters)
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