Opinion
Max Bowie: Don’t Be the Fool Parted from Your Money
Widespread adoption of algorithmic trading has led to belief in the infallibility of computers. But as technology once restricted to institutional trading desks filters down to retail traders, Max asks whether the sophistication of the tools available…
And Down the Stretch They Come! Part II
Back for the second year, on the eve of the Kentucky Derby, Anthony handicaps the FinTech space for what's to come over the next 12 months.
Crashing Out
Ending the week with a bang.
Keeping Swift in the LEI Mix
Pronouncements that Swift's removal as a registration authority for the legal entity identifier mean it's completely "out," appear shortsighted, IRD editor Michael Shashoua says
'Broken Markets' Have Learned Little Since 2010 Flash Crash
Sal Arnuk, a partner at Themis Trading, takes a look back at the May 6, 2010 Flash Crash and finds that little has changed, to the detriment of the market as a whole.
'Broken Markets' Have Learned Little Since 2010 Flash Crash
Sal Arnuk, a partner at Themis Trading, takes a look back at the May 6, 2010 Flash Crash and finds that little has changed, to the detriment of the market as a whole.
Open Platform: How Data Can Open Doors to New Business Models for Exchanges
As competition for their traditional home turf heats up, exchanges must leverage their position as central liquidity venues to become conduits to market data and execution beyond their domestic markets—or risk someone else doing it, says Chris Pickles,…
Meeting of the Minds
TCA, shrinking budgets, outsourcing and regulation dominated this year's Trade Tech.
The State of Cloud Computing—the Results Might Surprise You
After moderating a webcast on cloud computing, Anthony finds that a lot of people are still uncomfortable with the cloud. Also, the Waters Rankings are open ...VOTE NOW!
Asia-Pacific Tour Diary 4
Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua asks if data professionals feel lucky concerning what parts of operations they seek to preserve
The Importance of Root Cause Analysis
On a day that provided numerous informative panels and case studies, Anthony gives a quick look at a presentation on root cause analysis.
Keeping Up with Compliance
The ways in which technology is breaking down traditional roles.
Asia-Pacific Tour Diary 2
The impetus for the Australian Securities Exchange's corporate actions improvements does not come completely from within, finds Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua, reporting on Asia-Pacific developments from the region
Asia-Pacific Tour Diary 1
How Australian and other Asia-Pacific data professionals see the cultural challenges presented by the Japanese market, as Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua finds in Sydney
The First Wave of Form PF Requirements Are on the Horizon; Are You Ready?
As the story pitches pile up, Anthony is once again taking notice of Form PF.
The Changing Face of Trading
Automation, which began in the equities market, is spreading across the capital markets, even as a planned exchange in Burma bucks the trend.
How Will Tokyo Differ on Global Regulatory Initiatives?
Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua focuses on how regulation affecting data may be received in the Asia-Pacific region, in advance of the Tokyo Financial Information Summit and coverage of events in Sydney and Singapore
LSE-Clearnet Approval, NYSE CIO Shuffle Lead Busy Week
A roundup of the week’s news and views, as the UK heads into a long weekend.
Data on the Move
Developments in regulation and standards such as Fatca and Solvency II, along with reference data needs identified by ISITC, are part of the reason why reference data is definitely not a stagnant part of securities industry operations in the year to date
The Waters Rankings Are Approaching
Anthony provides a rundown of the Waters Rankings in advance of this year's awards.