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Executives say AI and machine learning are some of the most important technology trends going forward. Machine learning and what its increased popularity means for the industry as a whole was the first topic the C-level panel tackled at this year's North American Trading Architecture Summit in New York.

An inside look at new technologies disrupting the market, and the ever-challenging 'people equation'. Capital markets CIOs have never been better placed to apply the latest technologies on the market to support a range of business processes and alleviate ever-growing numbers of operational burdens. They have also never been better served by the third-party technology vendor community than they are right now, although as Waters reports, not every challenge can be satisfactorily addresse...

Over 200 years ago, British chemist and amateur meteorologist Luke Howard laid the foundations for the classification of clouds used today, which, in their various forms, can resemble anything from gauzy material shrouding the sky, to flying saucers, wispy vapor trails to bulbous upside-down mushrooms. With such different perceptions of the same phenomenon, should we be surprised that cloud computing is also viewed so differently by different parts of the industry?

Managers see limited utility of streamed prices in the once OTC-only asset class.

Regulators in the US and Europe have turned their sights on execution management system providers. Anthony examines some of the questions the industry is trying

Google Cloud’s capital markets director Rohit Bhat details the cloud giant’s buy-side strategy.

This whitepaper, created by Broadridge,  focuses on leveraging robotic process automation and AI to ensure a smooth transition from T+2 to T+1 settlement.

US states are increasingly banning or limiting the use of non-compete contracts, but financial firms are using them more frequently to safeguard proprietary

Sources tell WatersTechnology that Aladdin Trader will expand on the platform’s ‘limited’ execution functionality.

Smaller asset managers may get left behind as automation allows the big players to prosper.