Wavelength Podcast Episode 126: Brexit Fallout; the SGX-NSE Battle Continues; Cellphone Location Data
Anthony and James hit on a wide-range of topics, from Brexit in the UK, to the SGX-NSE fight in APAC, to the Supreme Court's decision on cellphone location data in the US.
On the podcast this week, Anthony and James first look at recent Brexit developments and examine how tech providers—and, specifically, Approved Publication Arrangement (APA) operators—are dealing with the looming 2019 Brexit deadline (1:15). They then provide a quick update in the fight between the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) (8:30). They hit on an important Supreme Court decision involving fourth-amendment rights and cellphone data (13:45) before transitioning to Tuesday’s primary elections in the US (18:30). They wrap things up by looking at some of the early results from this year’s World Cup (29:15).
To hear the full interview, listen in the player above, or you can download it.
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Past 10 episodes:
Episode 116: The Perils of Bitcoin; SS&C and Ion Move in on Fidessa
Episode 117: Machine Learning, Chatbots & Fintechs
Episode 118: CAT ‘State of the Union’, RTS 27 & 28 Concerns
Episode 119: SS&C's Acquisition Plans; Data Privacy Concerns; May 2018 Features
Episode 120: CCP Non-Default Losses
Episode 121: An Examination of CQRS; Coinbase’s Institutional Play
Episode 122: An Interview with Cboe's Chris Isaacson; GDPR Has Arrived
Episode 123: An Examination of the SGX-NSE Row; Esma Targets Reporting Platforms
Episode 124: Exchange Outages and Blockchain Developments
Episode 125:Bitcoin, Ether Aren't Securities (Maybe); Privacy Issues and the Law
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