A-Team Insight Author: Jeri-Anne McKeon
ESMA Pushes ‘Report Once’ Model for EU Reporting
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has advanced two major strands of its reporting simplification agenda, setting out a proposed integrated reporting framework for investment funds while opening the next phase of work on streamlining transaction reporting across Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR), European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) and Securities Financing Transactions Regulation...
The Gap Technographics Leaves for Investment Firms – And What Comes Next
Try to track the technologies Microsoft uses, and the first thing that becomes clear is how scattered the question really is. Microsoft is microsoft.com, but it is also azure.com, github.com, linkedin.com, xbox.com, office.com, and hundreds of country and product subdomains. None of those addresses carry a built-in label saying this belongs to Microsoft, ticker MSFT....
Now the MCP Layer is Commoditised, Are Entitlements the Next Challenge?
LSEG today added Amazon Quick to the growing list of AI-enabled workspaces in which its licensed data and analytics are exposed via a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, with customers gaining access through natural-language and agentic queries to pricing, fundamentals, estimates, ownership data, macroeconomic indicators, ESG and analytical models. The move is the latest step...
ABBYY Q&A: Bringing Intelligence to Document Processing
ABBYY is an artificial intelligence-powered document processing tools provider that was formed in Soviet Russia in 1989 and relocated to the US nine years later. Data Management Insight caught up with chief executive Ulf Persson to find out more about the company and its plans. Data Management Insight: Hello Ulf, how was ABBYY begun and...
Building for the Next Big Event: What Prediction Market Operators Need from Exchange Technology
By Ian Salmon, Head of Product Marketing, Adaptive. Prediction markets have moved from the edges of the financial ecosystem into a space that increasingly resembles regulated market infrastructure. What began as a retail phenomenon around political events and sports outcomes has evolved into a sector attracting institutional capital, established exchanges and serious regulatory attention. The...
Private Market Data Price Rises Likely as Demand Surges
Demand for private market data is expected to continue rising as the growing popularity of the asset classes accelerates, putting pressure on feed prices. With no end in sight to market volatility and artificial intelligence enabling the sourcing of ever-larger volumes of critical financial and operational information, financial institutions are likely to increase their data...
Encompass Updates Digital Identity Service to Eliminate Stale KYC Data
More than a decade of Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations has left financial institutions with a potential time bomb in their data systems. Outdated and legacy onboarding data has the potential not only to lead to erroneous decision making but also potentially crippling fines from compliance breaches. There are many reasons why KYC data might...
“Take it When You Can” is the New Reality in U.S. Credit Markets
By Kevin Rutter, CEO of AIQ Markets. While the recent geopolitical shock has temporarily slowed issuance in U.S. corporate bonds, a notable market shift was already underway. Companies have been increasingly opportunistically, accelerating debt issuance when windows open, rather than waiting for ideal conditions – and this is raising new challenges for market participants in...
OSTTRA’s HUB Deal Signals Sharper Buy-Side Push Under KKR Ownership
Post-trade solutions provider OSTTRA has acquired HUB, a SaaS provider of AI-enabled investment operations technology, in a deal that brings HUB’s platform for NAV oversight, performance reporting, trade lifecycle management and investment data into the OSTTRA network. Terms were not disclosed. The acquisition is the first by OSTTRA since KKR completed its $3.1 billion buyout...
CFTC’s Selig Sets Out Agenda for Leaner Rules and Faster Markets
Michael Selig has placed derivatives regulation at the centre of the US competitiveness agenda, using his keynote at the ISDA annual meeting to call for a more proportionate rulebook, deeper SEC and CFTC alignment, and a clearer path for innovation in swaps, clearing, tokenised collateral and market structure. He framed the CFTC’s task as keeping...