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Low latency can be critical issue
What are the issues concerning latency and how does this impact a fund’s trading?
How can hedge funds and fund of hedge funds balance cost reduction and improving client service when it comes to middle and back office operations and at the same time reduce operational risk?
How important is the software/technology infrastructure in establishing investor confidence in a hedge fund/fund of hedge fund? How can it help provide increased transparency and reporting to investors...
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How banks needs to consider their IT infrastructure
Banks are increasingly using their IT infrastructure to increase their competitive advantage. Learn how this can work in practice.
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Man or mouse: Voice broking versus e-trading
When market turmoil was at its peak in late 2008 and the first quarter of this year, the voice broking model returned to prominence at the expense of electronic trading platforms. But with the markets returning to stability in recent months, has this...
E-trading platforms: Electric dreams
E-trading platforms have bounced back from the Lehman-induced dip in trading volumes, with the leading brokers reporting a surge of activity since the spring. Credit looks at the factors influencing this recovery. The extent to which e-trading retreated...
Replicating success
The financial crisis drummed home to many banks the advantages of quickly calculating exposures and executing hedges for complex portfolios. As a result, some banks are looking to the insurance sector and their use of replicating portfolios. By Clive...
Less complexity for pricing analytics
A number of software suppliers sprang up in the early part of the decade offering pricing and analytics software for ever more complex derivatives structures. In the new age of less complexity, how are these firms adapting? By Clive Davidson
Different degrees
Solvency II will require a massive upgrade in insurers’ technological capability. But as the deadline for implementation looms ever closer, not all in the industry have made the same level of progress.
CDS processing: The challenges
Complete automation of trading has long been viewed as a holy grail by participants in the credit derivatives market, and recent events have underscored the need for such a development. Credit talks to Udayan Goyal of Deutsche Bank about the next stages...
Single-dealer platforms: The final frontier
Rates. FX. Treasuries. Government bonds. All asset classes that have been swift to adopt e-trading on single-dealer, proprietary systems. But credit has so far remained resistant to the idea - a situation only exacerbated by the financial crisis. Credit...
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