HomeALL NEWSNews

Sellside need greater automation in derivatives reconciliations

Lynn Strongin Dodds
By Lynn Strongin Dodds

The lack of data standardisation, outdated software and fragmented data sources are the biggest barriers to efficiency in derivatives post-trade reconciliation, according to the study - Derivatives Reconciliations: “Good enough” […]

This content is for registered users only.

Please log in below, or REGISTER HERE to continue reading.

©Markets Media Europe 2025

TOP OF PAGE

Previous article
GoldenSource and Arabesque partner to improve access to ESG data
Next article
2021 U.S. Women in Finance Award Winners Announced
Lynn Strongin Dodds
Lynn Strongin Doddshttps://bestexecution.wpengine.com/

Related Articles

Latest Articles

Load more

Global Trading is an industry-leading news service for the global equities capital markets: providing information, education, insights and analysis for senior professionals working within trading and execution across Europe, the UK, North America, APAC and other emerging markets. With a focus on the intersection between the buy and sell-sides, Global Trading covers all industry elements from technology and trading strategies to regulation, best execution, market structure and liquidity.

Copyright © 2024 Markets Media Europe Ltd.