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Buy-side organisations have traditionally struggled to objectively measure the value they derive from the services pedalled to them by their sell-side counterparts. Now, with the introduction of Reg NMS in the US and Mifid in Europe, investment managers…

Spotlight on Tejpal Chadha

Starting over in the financial technology industry carries plenty of risks, but Tejpal Chadha has done just that. The former co-founder and chief technology officer of Vhayu has joined a new hedge fund technology platform developer, Nirvana Financial…

Three new clients in the bag for CRD

Bridgeway Capital Management, the Houston, TX-based adviser to Bridgeway Funds, is to install the Charles River Investment Management System (IMS) to automate portfolio management, trading and compliance in its investment operations across all asset…

The bust of 2008

Making predictions can be either an embarrassing or an enlightening exercise. A recent blog posting that made the Incisive Media rounds last month was a reproduction of a page from a 1900-era edition of the Ladies' Home Journal . In the gloriously dense…

Learning on the job

Brian Mitchell, head of dealing and portfolio control at Baring Asset Management, is proof that you don't need an Oxford or MIT education to rise through the buy-side ranks. Victor Anderson speaks with him about how Barings formalised its execution…

Credit: the long and short of it

Credit-based hedge funds were particularly hard hit by the US sub-prime fiasco and the ensuing liquidity crisis, most notably in the CDO market. But as Matthew Atwood discovered during Credit magazine's roundtable held last November, credit still has an…

A Market Data Christmas Carol

After returning home from the FISD's holiday party last week, I was woken by the sounds of a horrible wailing and the noise of chains dragging on the ground as the specter of late, great market data manager Jake Marley appeared before me.

Guest Editorial - Prepare to Shift Gears

With globalization, algorithmic trading and regulatory initiatives forcing vendors to 'walk the walk' this year, remaining focused on basic client needs will be a key differentiator in 2008. In this exclusive guest editorial column, Thomson Financial…

Exchanges Jostle for Position with New Venues

The global exchange landscape saw a slew of merger and acquisition stories unfurl over the course of 2007. But while the largest exchanges develop into global powerhouses of data and trading activity, expanding both geographic and asset class coverage,…

CEP Becomes Less Complex

Complex event processing took steps towards standardization during 2007, with vendors seeking to simplify the mystique surrounding the CEP and stream-processing space, opening themselves more to partnership and collaboration, and calling for measurable…

Data Volume Explosion Continues

US options and equities exchanges experienced a continuation of unprecedented growth in message rates during 2007, causing vendors' and user firms' data infrastructures to struggle under the sheer volumes of market data, and spurring adoption of new…

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