Corporate Actions: The Path To Full Automation -- Webcast
Archive recording of webcast covering corporate actions automation
Corporate Actions: The Path To Full Automation
Challenges in corporate actions have been well defined - upgrading messaging standards, recognizing and dealing with different types of corporate actions data and different parts of the corporate actions lifecycle, and increasing automation. But is it possible to get more ambitious about improving upon corporate actions processing? This webcast considers automation of more parts of the process, the possibility of an industry-wide utility for corporate actions and application of cloud computing resources and end-to-end systems to the process.
--Areas aside from data collection and cleansing that can be automated
--Prospects for forming an industry-wide utility and what functions such a utility could perform
--Greater trust in cloud resources and adoption of these resources in the field
--Overall impact that these changes and trends could have in corporate actions
Participants:
Moderator: Michael Shashoua, Editor, INSIDE REFERENCE DATA
- Alan Jones, Product Manager, SMARTSTREAM
- Joseph Turso, Vice President, SMARTSTREAM
- John Kirkpatrick, Managing Director, Head of EMEA Asset Servicing, CITI
- Kerry Ann White, Managing Director at BRANT ROCK ADVISORY SERVICES and Former Managing Director, Global Director, Strategic Product Delivery and Commercialization, BNY MELLON
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