Waters
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Reconciliation Platform — SmartStream Technologies
SmartStream has won this category every single year.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Compliance Product — Fenergo
The Dublin-based vendor’s solution helps firms manage end-to-end regulatory onboarding and entity data management processes.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Implementation at a Sell-Side Firm — AxiomSL
AxiomSL helped Standard Chartered Bank address new BOE reporting requirements.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Web-Based Development Environment — OpenFin
OpenFin has been a leading developer of HTML5-based solutions.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016:Best Sell-Side Newcomer (Vendor or Product) — AcadiaSoft
Last year's winner, Symphony, has seen wide industry adoption.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Smart Order Routing Product/Tool — Broadway Technology
The Broadway Order Router’s core strength lies in its adaptability.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Analytics Product — OTAS Technologies
In April, OTAS unveiled Lingo for Microstructure, a new extension of its existing natural language reporting technology.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Most Promising Sell-Side Start-Up — R3
The firm was founded in September 2015 by a consortium of nine banks (that number has since swelled to 43)
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Swap Execution Facility (SEF) — Tradeweb Markets
Tradeweb Markets and its TW SEF have been awarded the best SEF award at the Sell-Side Technology Awards for the second consecutive year.
Dan DeFrancesco: Blockchain, Innovation Labs and Sorting Through the Madness
Taking a look at hype versus reality.
Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld: Slow and Steady
Bob Greifeld discusses his career, HFT and blockchain with Dan DeFrancesco.
Michael Shashoua: Rising Sun
Japan, previously insular in its approach to data operations—and interactions with other markets in the data realm—is beginning to exert leadership within the Asia-Pacific region.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Cloud Provider to the Sell Side — BT
BT views its development roadmap as one that consists of Seven C’s: community, content, connectivity, compute, compliance, cybersecurity, and cost (of ownership).
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Data Management Product — Markit
At the most recent Waters Rankings awards, voted on solely by end-users, Markit also took home the award for best EDM solution.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Data Provider to the Sell Side — Thomson Reuters
That's three in a row for Thomson Reuters in this category.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Trading Network — BT
The BT Radianz Cloud is 15 years old.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Outsourcing Provider to the Sell Side — Broadridge Financial Solutions
The Lake Success, NewYork-based firm has also established itself as a leading business-process outsourcing provider through its Managed Services division.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side Market Surveillance Product — Nasdaq
In last year’s Waters Rankings awards, Nasdaq also took home the award for best market surveillance provider.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Sell-Side OTC Trading Initiative — TradingScreen
In April 2015, TradingScreen announced the launch of its Market Surveillance Tool.
Sell-Side Technology Awards 2016: Best Reporting Platform or Service for the Sell Side — Bloomberg
Bloomberg addresses reporting with its trade order management solutions (TOMS) and sell-side execution & order management solutions (SSEOMS).
Winners’ Circle: MSCI — Collaboration and Commitment
MSCI won the coveted best sell-side market risk product category at this year’s Sell-Side Technology Awards, thanks to its RiskManager offering.
Max Bowie: A Whine About Wine (But Really About Data)
Wine and data...a natural pairing.
Anthony Malakian: As Blockchain Builds, the Buy Side Watches … and Waits
Like his colleague Dan DeFrancesco, Anthony believes that blockchain is overhyped right now. But once this distributed-ledger technology starts to prove its worth, the buy side will buy in, and that’s when things will get really interesting.
May 2016: The Back Office Must Be Loving This
Fintech is all about the front office, but Victor says blockchain could shine the spotlight on the back office.