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On this week's Waters Wavelength podcast, topics include Sifma Ops 2016, blockchain, the Internet of Things, fixed income platforms, Bob Greifeld's profile and the Kentucky Derby.
Features
Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld: Slow and Steady (Waters)
Agile: More Mentality Than Methodology (Waters)
Dancing in the Dark: Fraud Shapes Dark Pools (Waters)
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: All the Winners and Why they Won (Waters)
Technology
(Best of Buy-Side Technology & Sell-Side Technology)
IoT: The Looming Cyber Threat (SST/BST)
Electronifie Seeks to Double Enabled Traders, Triple Active Users By Year End (BST)
BNY Mellon CIO: Blockchain Useful for Resiliency (SST)
As All-to-All Trading Inches Forward, Single-Dealer Platforms Wither (BST)
Sifma Ops: Panelists Compare US T+2 Move to Europe's (SST)
Managed Services Offering Driving Markit EDM (BST)
Data
(Best of Inside Market Data & Inside Reference Data)
Diversification, Rising Subscriber Revenues Boost Exchange Results (IMD)
Creating the Clean Data Core (IRD)
Thomson Reuters Begins Final Thomson One Phase-Out (IMD)
Acquisitions Reshaping Municipal Bond Pricing Services (IRD)
Perseus Adds Nasdaq, eSpeed Data to LiquidPath Managed Data Service (IMD)
Sapient Global Markets Adds Matching Tool to Reporting Platform (IRD)
Opinions
The Back Office Must Be Loving This (Victor Anderson)
The New Wave of New Wave of New Data (Max Bowie)
As Blockchain Builds, the Buy Side Watches ... and Waits (Anthony Malakian)
Golden Copy: Invisible Rules (Michael Shashoua)
Hot Topics at Sifma Ops: T+2, CAT, Blockchain (Dan DeFrancesco)
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