Opinion

Will ’13 Prove Unlucky for Some?

The number 13 is often considered unlucky, and with that in mind, what better way for Inside Market Data to kick off 2013 than by asking 13 data industry experts to provide their views on what might prove unlucky or unforeseen for the industry this year…

Open Platform: The Front Office in the Cloud

The need to cut costs without compromising client service and business performance is putting tremendous pressure on businesses, spurring them to evaluate their internal processes and consider moving some of these to a managed services model. The past…

2013: Keep Calm and Carry On

Victor Anderson looks into his 2013 crystal ball and sees little change next year in terms of the challenging operating environment, although he does see opportunities for technology vendors and delivery models that will transpire over the next 12 months.

Time to Ditch the Spreadsheets

The IT function, which spends somewhere between 2 and 5 percent of a company’s revenues—as much as $5 billion in some large financial services companies—still produces managerial accounting, budgeting, planning, and performance reporting on spreadsheets…

The Real Work on LEI Begins

Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua points out what's left in the industry's journey toward global legal entity identifier implementation

LEI’s Next Phase

With the structures for implementing the legal entity identifier basically in place, now the real work begins—actually implementing registrations

The Challenges in Developing a Culture of Compliance

At Monday's Waters USA conference, held in Midtown Manhattan, regulation was on almost everyone's lips. From panels on Big Data to cloud to over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives to transaction cost analysis (TCA) to risk management, the word "regulation,”…

Regulatory Concerns For 2013

Next year promises to be a key time for clarifying regulations and figuring out just how they will affect and govern data management, especially Fatca

Doing More with Less

David Hagen, vice president, global trading technologies at Linedata discusses financial technology fragmentation and how companies can streamline systems to do more with less

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