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Upcoming Webinar: Building a Semantic Layer for Your Enterprise Data Estate
Date: 8 September 2026 Time: 10:00am ET / 3:00pm London / 4:00pm CET Duration: 50 minutes The democratisation of data has encouraged engineers to think about how to make their data estates more accessible and useable for non-technical business end-users. Translating intention into data action requires careful configuration that enables consumers to mine insight, analytics…
Upcoming Webinar: The ROI of Data Trust: Quantifying the Business Value of Data Observability
Date: 8 July 2026 Time: 10:00am ET / 3:00pm London / 4:00pm CET Duration: 50 minutes Data is the fuel that keeps modern financial institutions’ motors running but if that data can’t be trusted then the decisions made based upon it, or the uses to which its put, will be compromised. That’s especially important for…
MCPs in Data Management: A Fundamental Shift in Scaling AI
The breakneck development of artificial intelligence tools and applications is visible in the rapid emergence every six months or so of “the next big thing”. Generative AI was the big thing two years ago, agents were the big thing last year and this year it’s the turn of Model Context Protocols (MCPs). Attracting the “game…
Financial Operations Has an Invisible Tax Problem. AI Is Starting to Fix It
By Neil Vernon, chief product officer at Gresham. The financial services industry has spent considerable energy debating whether AI is production-ready for regulated operations. That debate has been asking the wrong question. Readiness is not the constraint; targeting is. The real question is whether firms have correctly identified where AI can address costs that have…
Data Challenge in Private Credit Highlighted by FSB and Experts
The Financial Stability Board’s (FSB) call for better data provisions within private credit has highlighted a gnawing pain in the side of the rapidly growing market. The global watchdog, which was formed after the global financial crisis to help ensure another recession didn’t happen, partly blamed the lack of visibility into the loans and assets…
Closing the AI Gap: Why Financial Institutions Must Move Beyond Pilots to Enterprise-Scale Impact
By Ravi Sidhu, UK&I risk and compliance solutions at Dun & Bradstreet. AI enthusiasm across financial services is at an all-time high, but measurable enterprise-wide success remains elusive. While UK businesses are moving quickly in AI readiness, with 52 per cent already using third-party AI platforms or modern cloud-native infrastructure to deploy AI workloads at…
Agentic AI’s Data Quality Imperative: AI in Capital Markets Summit Review
Artificial intelligence agents are not only changing the way organisations deploy new technology, they are also throwing new challenges to data managers as the autonomous structures place new demands on their infrastructure. It’s not enough that AI needs good-quality data to generate and perform the most accurate and safest outputs; agents are also prompting a…
New Portal Offers SEI Clients Data Management Functionality
SEI has introduced an updated investment management platform that merges SEI Data Cloud with a portal named SEI Scope to manage data access, workflows and operations. Global investment managers collaborated on the system to cover the full operational lifecycle through automation and data governance, the provider of financial technology, operations and asset management services said….
MCPs in Data Management: Bringing New Order to Private Markets
Financial institutions have begun deploying Model Context Protocols (MCPs) as they have expanded the use of artificial intelligence applications and agents. The technology developed by Anthropic is an open-source contextual layer that helps coordinate models and data, enabling AI applications to connect with a multitude of other platforms and processes. In the first of a…
Direct Lending Practitioners Target Large Tech Budget Growth on Data
An overwhelming majority of private credit market practitioners are planning to substantially increase their technology budgets as they seek to address risks that are contributing to concerns about the direct lending sector. The Compass 2026 survey conducted for Oxane Partners – a technology provider for credit and other private markets – found that almost four-fifths…