The consulting conundrum

The financial services industry has changed a lot in the past few years. Whether the incidents of September 11, 2001 marked the end of the good times or accelerated the global market decline after the excesses of the late 1990s is a moot, yet irrelevant point.

Similarly irrelevant - although no less contentious - are the questions of if and when some semblance of normality will return to the global economy. Analysts cite the cyclical nature of global economics as the inexorable catalyst for

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Next-generation technologies and the future of trading

At a Risk.net webinar in association with capital markets technology provider Numerix, panellists discuss the potential for increased adoption of the public cloud to boost investment performance, its impact on risk management and overcoming barriers to…

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