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Bank of England’s Ambitious Look at Regulatory Reporting
By Josephine Gallagher
July 2, 2019, Waters Technology
The aftermath of the financial crisis has seen a massive increase in reporting requirements for trading firms. This has also created unique …
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Food for Thought: Five Things I Learned at the BBH Fintech Breakfast
By Adrian Whelan, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
BBH recently had the pleasure of hosting some of the Irish Fund industry’s best and brightest …
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Privacy laws crimp bank efforts to snoop on traders
By Alexander Campbell
June 21, 2019, Risk
Never before have computers been so adept at watching the people who use them. And at banks, privacy restrictions may well stop some …
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Using AI to spot potential rogue traders
Rogue traders can cost banks billions. Now some are using artificial intelligence programmes to flag suspicious behaviour, looking at everything from how traders phrase their emails to the times they …
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FCA highlights cross-sector data competition concerns
By Louisa Chender
May 29, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is exploring the need for a cross-sector sandbox amid concerns about the extent of competition among …
Read More →Market Structure Weekly with Larry Tabb: May 24, 2019
Things are getting tough on Wall Street, notes TABB Group founder and research chairman Larry Tabb at the top of this week’s market structure video, from Deutsche Bank’s investment banking …
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BOA CTO: Have Yet to Find Blockchain Use for Financial Services
Catherine P. Bessant, chief operation and technology officer at Bank of America, discusses blockchain use within financial services and deploying artificial intelligence. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel on “Bloomberg …
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Industry Steps Up Calls for European Consolidated Tape
By Hamad Ali
May 6, 2019, Waters Technology
Until the introduction of the first Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) in 2007, European stocks usually traded on domestic exchanges. If …
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Luxembourg’s Financial Regulator Takes Another Step to Advance AI Adoption
By Mehtap Numanoglu Tasiopoulos, Brown Brothers Harriman
Originally published at the On the Regs blog
For some time now, financial firms have been looking at how they can use artificial …
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Unlocking Value from Data Locked in Blockchains
By Monica Summerville, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
With blockchain use cases and live implementations growing, capital markets firms must prepare for a blockchain world in which …
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