Managing Financial Information in the Trade Lifecycle

Information is the oxygen supply of the financial markets. Financial information, or data, is so important that companies such as Barclays and Citigroup now have executive positions of Chief Data Officer or Head of Data Acquisition. This book, by a long-time industry insider at one of the leading data management vendors, discusses the present and future of financial data management by focusing on the lifecycle of the financial instruments (stocks, bonds, options, derivatives) that generate and require data to keep the markets moving. This book is a concise reference manual of the financial information supply chain and how to maximize effectiveness and minimize cost.

Autorentext
Martijn Groot is VP Product Management at Asset Control, a market leading provider of Enterprise Data Management (EDM) solutions to buy- and sell-side firms and market infrastructure companies around the globe.
Martijn has worked in product management, consulting and technology roles focused on enterprise software, financial data analytics and content services at firms such as ABN AMRO, Euroclear and IGATE.
Martijn holds an MBA from INSEAD, a MSc in Mathematics from VU University, Amsterdam and is a certified Financial Risk Manager from the Global Association of Risk Professionals.

Klappentext

Managing Financial Information in the Trade Lifecycle discusses the present and future of financial data management by focusing on the lifecycle of the financial instruments (stocks, bonds, options, derivatives) that generate and require data to keep the markets moving. This book is a concise reference manual of the financial information supply chain and how to maximize effectiveness and minimize cost.

Zusammenfassung
Discusses financial data management by focusing on the lifecycle of the financial instruments that generate and require data to keep the markets moving. This book addresses topics such as: regulatory reporting regulations, data pooling, hubs, and data exchanges. It also presents real-life scenarios of the business.

Inhalt

1. The changing financial services landscape2. The instrument lifecycle: the life and times of financial instruments.3. The information supply chain: overview of the financial content market4 Information needs in the transaction lifecycle5. Tying it together: metrics and criteria for success in infrastructure6. Conclusion