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Thought leadership by the experts in monitoring
With start-ups in the UK launching at a rate as fast as 80 per hour, it is essential that businesses find their competitive edge. This year, 88% of companies have named digital disruption as a priority in order to stay ahead of the game.
Last week we concluded our biannual client survey, from which we derive clear insight into what is important to you and various metrics, including our ‘Net Promoter Score’ (NPS). NPS measures the willingness of customers to recommend a company's products or services to others and therefore it’s extremely important to us.
A tier 1 investment bank, whose capital markets business offers clients a range of services across equities, foreign exchange (FX) and credit and rates.
Providing you with information about how to use our products, and being able to consume it in a way that works for you, is a key business objective for ITRS.
Today, almost every activity in a financial services business – trade execution, settlement, clearing etc. – is linked to at least one application and an underlying IT infrastructure. Aligning the two, business and technology, is therefore central to the success of market participants, from stock exchanges to broker-dealers.
The New Year has begun and IT Managers are back at their desk, fresh from a well-deserved vacation. On the top of their minds is preparing a to-do list for their departments and organisation. On top of many of them is implementing ITOA this year!
In financial markets, market data is the electronic streaming of data, which contains price and volume related trade data for a financial instrument traded by a trading venue. This data may be real-time or historical.
Typically, stock exchanges around the world have grown organically. They start with a stock exchange business unit and then a systems department. This systems department caters to all the IT needs of the business unit. It usually consists of a team made up of network and hardware engineers, system administrators and application teams who perform development, as well as operations tasks (DevOps).