Easier Access to Talent Reducing Need for Automation?

- Tine Thoresen
- 01 Jan 2009

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London - While firms have previously focused on increased automation of corporate actions, the drivers for some of these projects could have changed following a worsening of the economic climate, officials tell Inside Reference Data.

Paul Wiltshire, managing director of consultancy firm CityIQ, which recently completed a 2008 corporate actions survey with interbank payment utility Swift, says market participants have been keen to highlight that it has historically been difficult to source

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