CityCompass is hosting a briefing on March 3rd, supported by Reference Data Review, to debate the issues raised in RDUG’s Interim White Paper from its Corporate Actions Working Group. The white paper summarises the work carried out to date within the practitioner and vendor/supplier communities and the event aims to discuss the issues and the next steps to implementation. The event will feature presentations by RDUG founder and secretary Anthony Kirby, Hugh Cowell of Cowell Consulting who is working closely with RDUG, Andrew Chilcott of STP Solutions, Nat Sey from FT Interactive Data and Ken Payne from sponsor Asset Control. It also will feature a panel discussion on “How is corporate actions automation processing operating at a market level in the UK? What are the problems? What can be improved?”
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