Subject: H20 tech chief on GenAI; 2027 for 24h trading; Citi on T+1

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Emerging Technologies
The great disappearing internet—and what it could mean for your LLM
AI-generated content, bots, disinfo, ads, and censorship are killing the internet. As more of life continues to happen online, we might consider whether we’re building castles atop a rotting foundation.
26 Aug 2025   |  Opinion
Trading Tech
Etrading wins UK bond tape, R3 debuts new lab, TNS buys Radianz, and more
The Waters Cooler: The Swiss release an LLM, overnight trading strays further from reach, and the private markets frenzy continues in this week’s news roundup.
05 Sep 2025   |  News
Emerging Technologies
AI fails for many reasons but succeeds for few
Firms hoping to achieve ROI on their AI efforts must focus on data, partnerships, and scale—but a fundamental roadblock remains.
05 Sep 2025   |  News Analysis
Emerging Technologies
A Q&A with H2O’s tech chief on reducing GenAI noise
Timothée Consigny says the key to GenAI experimentation rests in leveraging the expertise of portfolio managers “to curate smaller and more relevant datasets.”
08 Sep 2025   |  Opinion
Emerging Technologies
Is 2027 the new 24-hour trading target?
Slew of technical issues and dearth of SEC staff compound exchanges’ reluctance for round-the-clock equity trading.
03 Sep 2025   |  Feature
Emerging Technologies
CFTC adopts Nasdaq tech, LSE gets Pisces OK, HFT startup gets funding, and more
The Waters Cooler: Tradeweb makes uncleared derivatives history, BNP Paribas nixes outsourced trading desk, and Taco Bell dumps its AI in this week’s news roundup.
29 Aug 2025   |  News
Regulation
Citi gears up for EU T+1 climb
The bank has a dedicated team examining what it needs to do to ensure a successful transition to T+1 in Europe.
04 Sep 2025   |  News
Regulation
DORA delay leaves EU banks fighting for their audit rights
The regulation requires firms to expand scrutiny of critical vendors that haven’t yet been identified.
11 Sep 2025   |  Feature

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