Part 4 of our Applying Big Data to Risk Management series. Click here for the full series. This is a guest research article by Kieron Yorke, Director of Financial Sales Services at SinusIridum This is an area where I have extensive experience and have consulted on a number issues relating to several Tier1 banks who have been ‘hit’ […]
Part 3 of our Applying Big Data to Risk Management series. Click here for the full series. This is a guest research article by Kieron Yorke, Director of Financial Sales Services at SinusIridum Credit counter-party risk quantification has become considerably more complex. Derivatives are no longer simply the net discounted value of each leg, rather, the bank’s own credit […]
Part 2 of our Applying Big Data to Risk Management series. Click here for the full series. This is a guest research article by Kieron Yorke, Director of Financial Sales Services at SinusIridum Risk management faces new demands and challenges. In response to the crisis, regulators are requiring more detailed data and increasingly sophisticated reports. Banks are expected […]
Part 1 of our Applying Big Data to Risk Management series. This is a guest research article by Kieron Yorke, Director of Financial Sales Services at SinusIridum As you are reading, the world’s data is exploding in unprecedented velocity, variety, and volume. It is now available almost instantaneously, creating possibilities for near real-time analysis. While Big […]
As 2017 draws to a close, we look at the important details that shaped the industry this year, beginning with January to March as the first part in a four part series this week. FinanceFeeds remains committed to detailed reporting from within the industry’s major centers and continuing to work closely with the most important companies that shape the entire future of this business internationally.
FinTech started brewing in the years following the financial crisis, the Dodd-Frank Act and other regulatory policy changes, skyrocketing since 2014 with total funding coming at $12.2 billion with added participation from the banking industry, coming to a total of $19.1 billion in 2015, in a bid to boost efficiency of the business. VC-Backed Fintech […]
Matt O’Hara attended TradeTech FX representing 360T after being recognized Best Market Data Provider at the eFX Awards 2022, Best Sell-Side Trading Initiative at the Sell-Side Technology Awards 2022, and Best Buy-Side Execution Venue at the Buy-Side Technology Awards 2022.
“As we prepare for our next stage of growth, we need a strong technology partner who can support our automation efforts and streamline our workflow.”
There has been a huge increase in the number of European financial services companies applying for permission to operate in the UK, reinforcing the knowledge that London is the top destination for global finance post-Brexit.
An impromptu conversation about electronic trading and its AI-based future, how to expand to hedge funds and wealth managers, the difference between progress and nonsense, and a late night multi-faceted trip to Manchester. This week’s industry interactions were very good ones and are worth a good read
From January to December, 2018 was a fast-paced year of massive change, requiring concentration and commitment from all. Here is a look at some of the points that stood out. Happy New Year to you all!
As 2017 draws to a close, we look at the important details that shaped the industry this year, continuing with April to June as the first part in a four part series this week. FinanceFeeds remains committed to detailed reporting from within the industry’s major centers and continuing to work closely with the most important companies that shape the entire future of this business internationally.
A close look at how to avoid being blocked when connecting liquidity to Chinese firms, bearing in mind that external API business is illegal in China and results in the complete blocking of the company’s IP address and access.
Providing institutional liquidity from Western markets to Chinese exchanges and creating Chinese prime brokerages for OTC trading is the way forward as the IB model’s nadir will provide the basis for an explosion of B2B opportunity. Here is how to do it
We analyze the entire situation that FXCM and its directors and shareholders now find themselves in, and why it looks like there is no way back from the brink as one of America’s largest and most highly respected electronic trading firms goes down the pan
Prime brokerage, trading platforms, the dynamic of the retail OTC electronic trading business and liquidity distribution via innovative means. This is how we see the year ahead, in a detailed and presumptive preview
From freezing FX firm bank accounts for months at a time for no reason, to exposing firms to theft of their funds due to lack of security, and to the apathy and lack of interest from big banks in working with FX firms, FinanceFeeds looks at which mainstream banks get the wooden spoon, and why they should be avoided.
FinanceFeeds examines how big data and machine learning can ensure that retail traders can use the most stable and useful strategies at times of volatility due to events that may adversely affect their current strategy that they follow, and how different execution models can be taken into account.
“Regulatory technology is a growing component of the electronic trading industry and it is likely we will see it extend and grow within other financial services such as payments, wealth management, online banking and others. Further, automation and algorithmic business are no longer solely functions of the Financial Services industry either” – David Murray, Corvil
