American Financial Technology Awards 2015: Last Few Days to Enter
Buy-Side and Sell-Side Firms have until Monday October 19 to submit their entries to this year's AFTAs.
The AFTAs website will close for entries at 08.00 (BST) on Monday October 19; it will not be possible to submit entries after this time, and under no circumstances will late entries be accepted.
The AFTAs are free to enter are are online only. Buy-side and sell-side firms may enter as many categories as they wish, although they must ensure that each category entered is done by way of a separate online entry form.
Please note that the AFTAs are for end-user firms only. Technology vendors may only enter on behalf of their buy-side or sell-side clients. Vendor-only entries will not be considered for voting.
This year, as with last year's awards, there are 15 categories on offer. [ASSET_HREF_ERROR]. You can also review the individual category write-ups from last year's AFTAs here.
This year's AFTAs dinner will be held on December 7 at the New York Marriott Marquis on Times Square in Manhattan.
If you have any queries about this year's AFTAs and how to go about entering them, please contact Victor Anderson, Editor-in-Chief of Waters.
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