Data quality

Quality's Matrix

Data quality improvement efforts—even those aimed at making the process simpler—are proving to be a complex mix involving different actions for different types of data, regulations to contend with, and management issues to be grasped. Michael Shashoua…

Updating the data quality toolbox -- Webcast

Inside Reference Data gathered leading industry experts for a webcast on December 17, 2013 to discuss what financial trading firms are doing to improve data quality and the measures they are taking in light of increased reporting rules and regulation.

Shake To Shuffle

The data management industry may be reshuffling the description of its most prevalent themes, as well as their importance, but a lot of the same basics remain in its infrastructure

Building on Data Quality Foundations webcast

Inside Reference Data gathered leading industry experts for a webcast on April 17, 2013 to discuss how firms are dealing with new regulation and standards by improving data quality to better support data management for risk management purposes.

The Risk Foundation

The increased awareness of the importance of data in relation to risk management has resulted in more investments in data management-related activities. Inside Reference Data gathered a panel of leading industry experts to discuss how firms can build a…

Taming Data Management Webcast

There are two ways to address the perennial pain posed by any number of data management deficiencies: Firms can choose to do it on a case-by-case, incremental basis, or they can take the long-term and often prohibitively expensive approach and build and…

Countering Counterparty Risk

The market has seen an upsurge in firms investing in improving counterparty data systems and processes to mitigate risk in the years following the fall of Lehman. But have the investments paid off? Inside Reference Data gathered a panel of leading…

SEC’s Blaszkowsky on the Data Transformation

Data tagging standard XBRL can potentially help standardize various types of financial information. Tine Thoresen speaks to SEC’s David Blaszkowsky about how the ongoing transformation will change how people work

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