Data governance is the biggest challenge facing investment managers using cloud computing, reveals a recently run survey.
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Data governance is the biggest challenge facing investment managers using cloud computing, reveals a recently run survey.
German exchange Deutsche Börse has selected Google Cloud to provide the backbone of its digital assets business.
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has seen its technology business post record figures in its recently published results.
Investor servicing firm Apex Group has teamed up with insurers Aon and Mosaic for the development of a digital platform offering insurance coverage for mutual funds.
Indexing giant MSCI has become the latest player in the funds industry to build a new platform on Microsoft’s Azure cloud service.
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has agreed to a ten-year deal with Microsoft that will see a number of its core services migrate to the cloud.
Investment managers are prioritising operational efficiency and reduced running costs in their IT spending, suggests recently published research.
The US-based post-trade group Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) plans to partner with cloud company Snowflake for the management and storage of its data.
Data management tools are the top priority for firms who are investing in their workflow across front, middle and back offices, research found.
Financial regulators in the UK are set to be given new powers to oversee the activity and resilience of the large cloud providers that have gained prominent roles in the UK’s financial services sector.
