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A-Team Group Data Management Awards USA Winners Announced at DMS NYC 2025

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A-Team Group has announced the winners of its 4th annual Data Management Insight Awards USA 2025, and we extend our congratulations to the individuals and companies recognised with awards this year.

The event shines a light on the top providers of data management solutions, services, and consultancy for the capital markets across the United States. The winners were announced at A-Team Group’s Data Management Summit New York City 2025.

Recipients were acknowledged for excellence in categories that include Best Data Solution for Regulatory Compliance, Best Standards Solution for Data Management and Best Buy-Side Data Management Platform.

The full list of winners can be found in the Data Management Insight Awards USA 2025 Report, which you can download here.

Editor’s Recognition

It was with particular delight that A-Team Group presented its prestigious editor’s recognition award for Data Management Industry Professional of the Year to Peggy Tsai, Executive Director at JP Morgan.

“It was such a shock but such an honour to win this award because the previous award winners have been such esteemed industry leaders and to think that I am now part of that group is just amazing,” Tsai told Data Management Insight.

“I would say that data governance and AI play an even greater role in terms of ensuring high quality data and how we build our data products for our customers.”

Award winners were selected by A-Team Group’s independent and expert advisory board, who worked closely with our editorial team to select this year’s outstanding awardees.

Sense of Accomplishment

“The quality of the products and services we see in the market continues to impress us, and all the companies that participated in these awards should be proud,” said A-Team Group President and Chief Content Officer Andrew Delaney. “This year’s winners, in particular, should feel a tremendous sense of accomplishment for succeeding against such strong competition. Our sincere congratulations to you all.”

If you’d like your company to be considered for future Data Management Insight Awards in the USA or Europe, you can find more information here. You’ll be able to sign up for notifications when nominations open or submit your entry if they are already being accepted.

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