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Gary Wright - BISS Research - London | 27/10/2010 | 3527 views

Join the XBRL Group on FINEXTRA and be part of the future

This is a blatant advert for new members to join the FINEXTRA XBRL Group. Discussions at SIBOS has led to me building a EU initiative to compliment the USA/SWIFT/XBRL project. It's not worth waiting to see the results in the USA! It's going to work and i want to explode this globally. Planning on a first group meeting is underway and i would like t...

Gary Wright - BISS Research - London | 27/10/2010 | 3547 views

The day stockbroking died

SIBOS may have just witnessed a day that put the first nail in 'execution only stockbroking'. peterevans one of the smaller software houses is demonstrating its new app, which basically negates the need for the middle man (stockbroker) by executing directly on the Stock Exchange. The obvious thought is to link the app to the wholesale market and g... Tags: SibosGroup: Finextra@Sibos

Gary Wright - BISS Research - London | 27/10/2010 | 2552 views

SIBOS getting 'appy'

This year SIBOS in an 'appy' mood. With a number of vendors demoing apps, in particular, I was really impressed with peterevans and Information Mosaic (IM) who have both produced great apps that will set the trend for the future. peterevans has a great trade execution app and IM something wonderful in Corporate Actions. I predict that next years S... Tags: SibosGroup: Finextra@Sibos

Gary Wright - BISS Research - London | 27/10/2010 | 2399 views

Lets hear it for the news

A lasting memory of SIBOS this year is the fantastic job that FINEXTRA has done in bringing up to date news, informative interviews, comments and some real entertainment during very long days. Nick Hastings and his team take a bow! In my opinion delegates could benefit furthur, if the FINEXTRA news/ topical videos featured more in the future, by ... Tags: SibosGroup: Finextra@Sibos

Gary Wright - BISS Research - London | 22/10/2010 | 1923 views

SEPA finally getting some teeth

The news that SEPA is going to be forced down the throats of Banks is a very welcome move all be it several years late. Banks anr like Turkeys never voting for Xmas and the embarrasing phoney war that has been waged over SEPA has resulted in an inevitable regulatory and legal motivation. Lets hope that any sanctions are pitched at a severe level ...