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Increasing efficiency in sell-side reference data management
More than half of tier 2 & 3 banks have an inefficient derivatives reference data workflow, a study by Euromoney TRADEDATA and Acuiti.io has found.
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Firms need flexible access to the reference data required to ensure workflows can proceed without interruption. ‘One-size-fits-all’ bulk data licensing models are increasingly less fit for purpose.
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Data has always been important to financial markets. In 1850 Paul Julius Reuter used pigeons to carry stock prices between Germany and Brussels because they were faster than trains. Now there are not enough pigeons to carry the amount of data being generated on a daily basis.
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Is there a blueprint for delivering and handling market reference data which would allow firms to take advantage of new technologies without instigating massive change management programmes?
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Mark Woolfenden and Jonathan Bloch discuss the challenges companies face to get timely corporate actions which are essential for markets to function properly and how they are coming together with a new solution.
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MiFID II is part of a wider move towards the complete digitisation of financial services. As the reporting requirements placed on industry become more onerous, electronic trading and general digital transformation become more important.
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Part of a series of articles from our new whitepaper: "The Reference Data Revolution: How firms can leapfrog legacy technology"
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Part of a series of articles from our new whitepaper "The reference data revolution: How firms can leapfrog legacy technology"
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