There has been extensive research during the past five years exploring how financial transaction processing and record-keeping can be remodelled using distributed ledger, or blockchain, technology.
How far have survey participants advanced with AI research projects and implementation? The survey found that just under 40% of respondent firms have already started their research and development efforts (fig 14).
A panel of experts from across the funds industry was asked to comment on the survey.
A group of firms, including the asset servicer RBC Investor & Treasury Services and fund manager Seven Investment Management, are among what is described as “the world’s largest financial services community” to start operating on a blockchain-powered fund distribution system.
Choosing the right technology and a suitable upgrade strategy can be a make-or-break decision for an asset management company, writes Bob Currie.
Nicholas Pratt looks at the risks posed by the use of spreadsheets and how firms should approach the management of such a risk.
High-performance computing powered by quantum hardware could transform financial services firms’ approach to artificial intelligence and optimisation. Bob Currie reports.
The slow and complex onboarding process has become a pain for both managers and clients. Nicholas Pratt examines how technology can help reduce the burden.
Funds Europe talks to Amundi about its commitment to continuous innovation and its latest work with machine learning and collaborative tools.
Jersey may be small in size, but it is carving out a large presence in the digital space thanks to a flexible regulatory framework and innovative initiatives, writes Lynn Strongin Dodds.
