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INDATA Unveils Disaster Recovery Service for Buy-Side Clients
With buy-side firms' business continuity plans facing increasing scrutiny from regulators, INDATA has introduced a turnkey disaster recovery (DR) service.
CTI Finds an Interactive Voice
With a heritage that spans over 20 years, New York-based Consolidated Technologies Inc. (CTI) was founded by a group of industry veterans with the foresight and knowledge to provide superior communication networks.
New Technology Helps Firms Stay One Step Ahead of Regulators
On the heels of an SIA estimate citing the financial industry's compliance spending at more than $25 billion, it's no surprise that SunGard is looking to get a piece of that pie.
Credit Derivatives Trading and Processing Tech In Demand, but Buyers Still Hesitate
With the average daily trade volume of credit derivatives doubling since 2004, according to a new report from Celent, Wall Street firms still are shopping for trading technology, particularly back-office processing automation to handle the huge increase in their credit derivatives business, just as many firms were shopping for similar products at last year's SIA show.
LatentZero Pours on the Speed With New Pre-Trade Compliance Offering
Boston-based buy-side front-office solution provider LatentZero (booth 3603) is gearing up for a new era of pre-trade compliance, announcing the release of Capstone Sentinel 5.0 at this year's SIA Technology Management Conference. Already purporting to have the fastest pre-trade compliance engine with its Sentinel product, LatentZero claims that version 5.0 runs twice as fast as its predecessor.
SWIFT Sweet on Securities
Born in the banking and payments world, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) has become a major player in the securities sector, with Wall Street-related messages now comprising almost half the traffic on its network.
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