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The Lowdown from FIMA 2010: Reference Data Review Reports from the Show Floor

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This year’s FIMA saw panellists debate the importance of reference data management in an environment that is increasingly focused on data quality and timeliness as a result of intense regulatory and industry scrutiny of the financial sector. Reference Data Review interviewed a number of speakers on the show floor for their views on the developments.

Missed the event or just want to find out what the speakers believe the key takeaways were? Listen to our video to hear more about the current state of data management and the future developments on the cards for the next few years.

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