NATAS 2015 Shaping Up Nicely

NATAS 2015 set to focus on cyber security, data analytics and risk management strategies.

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This year's NATAS event will be held at the New York Marriott Marquis in Times Square.
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This year's program, which kicks off at 08.50 (EST), features four keynote presentations, a number of interactive roundtables during the course of the day, and Waters' customary C-level panel discussion. This year's Sell-Side Technology Awards will be held immediately after NATAS 2015 at the same venue. 

Topics that will be addressed during the day-long conference include:

• Data analytics tools
• Risk management technologies & strategies
• Low-latency trading & complex-event processing (CEP) technologies
• Cyber security
• Electrification of the fixed-income market
• Cloud & software-defined storage (SDS)

Speakers confirmed for the event include:
• Nancy Wiser, COO and head of technology, Wells Fargo Funds Management (morning keynote)
• David Lewis, MD and head of architecture & platform services, BNY Mellon (afternoon keynote)
• Michael Radziemski, CIO, Lord Abbett
• Carol Dow, principal, global systems integration (and former CTO), Vanguard
• Nancy Selph, executive director ─ CTO, UBS
• Bill Murphy, CTO, Blackstone
• Klay Stack, CTO, Marathon Asset Management
• Jasmine Burgess, chief risk officer, Prologue Capital Management
• Joseph Lodato, chief compliance officer, Guggenheim Partners
• Paul Doelger, chief risk officer ─ technology, BNY Mellon
• Gregg Berman, associate director, division of trading & markets, US Securities and Exchange Commission

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