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CCP regulations pose challenges for both CCPs and regulators

Given the focus on central counterparty (CCP) clearing in the post-financial crisis world, it is no surprise that clearing houses today face more scrutiny from regulators and central banks than ever b...

13 Nov 2012
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A business case for SWIFT

For many years I have been totally focused on message standards as one of the main drivers for financial services efficiencies that benefit investors and society in general. For this reason when SWIFT...

13 Nov 2012
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Location, Location, Location

Mobile is the most disruptive consumer product of all time. We went from aspiring to have a computer in every home to having a computer in every pocket. Soon it will be a computer in every object. T...

11 Nov 2012
Innovation in Financial Services
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Virtual Transaction Matching

Having been involved in post-trade confirmation and matching for more decades than I care to remember, the thorny issue of central matching vs. local matching is still with us. The reason being is tha...

09 Nov 2012
Rajneesh Kumar

Basel III Compliance: Challenges for PSBs in India

Basel III norms are supposed to be implemented in India starting next year in 2013 and will be completed by 2018. In the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008-09, the Basel Committee on Banking Su...

09 Nov 2012
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A new dawn: landmark auto-enrolment reforms underway

Billed as the biggest shake-up in UK pensions for over a hundred years, auto-enrolment will see up to 11 million employees contributing to a workplace pension over the next five years. Designed to rem...

09 Nov 2012
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The evolution and organization of CCPs

The history of clearing houses, providers of central counterparty (CCP) clearing services, can be traced back to more than 100 years ago when earlier clearing houses cleared the commodities derivative...

08 Nov 2012
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Communicating in the now: More haste, less speed

Speed is the term most often used when talking about effective use of data: How quickly you can push information out, how quickly you can get it back. And yes, this is a key factor in communication s...

08 Nov 2012
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Keeping HNWs app-y

In light of Celent’s recent report, ‘Mobile Applications for Advisors: A study of the European Market’, there is much evidence to suggest that the growing trends of mobile and tablet apps are enhancin...

08 Nov 2012
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Re-engineering? But isn't that so yesterday?

If you believe that "change is the only constant" then you will not find it difficult to accept that "re-engineering is the response to change that keeps you going". It is assumed,...

08 Nov 2012
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Invoice fraud in Australian Local Govt.

In October 2012 the (Australian) NSW ICAC published its report INVESTIGATION INTO ALLEGATIONS THAT STAFF FROM A NUMBER OF LOCAL COUNCILS AND OTHER PUBLIC AUTHORITIES ACCEPTED SECRET BENEFITS FROM SUPP...

08 Nov 2012
Electronic invoicing
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Banks and agile - how does the role of testing change?

As more and more financial services organisations embrace agile, the role of testing and the testing team is definitely changing. There are the obvious facts, such as many testing tasks are being reli...

07 Nov 2012
Disruption in Retail Banking

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