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Lehman Brother's IT administration offers up lessons for the broader financial services industry

Lehman Brother's IT administration offers up lessons for the broader financial services industry

Source: finextra.com

Isabelle Jenkins, Financial Services Technology partner at PwC, talks with Finextra about the 'massively complex' IT administration project going on at the former Lehman Brothers and how that project has broader implications for the financial industry at large.

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