Funds Europe looks ahead to the annual Sibos conference and its themes of digital acceleration and transformative technology.
Funds Europe looks ahead to the annual Sibos conference and its themes of digital acceleration and transformative technology.
In the financial world, open architecture defines an institution’s ability to offer clients proprietary and external products as well as to resort to in-house and outside products, services, or providers.
Quantum computers have the potential to shake up finance, cybersecurity and other sectors. But investors hoping to profit from the new technology must be patient – and separate reality from hype.
ETF provider WisdomTree has strengthened its digital assets platform with the appointment of two digital assets specialists.
Our survey results (figure 6) show that the majority (74%) of firms have not suffered any lasting impact on their operations. This is in keeping with the general trend in financial services as a result of the pandemic.
Our report echoes what is clear in the market – that there is an increase in ESG activity and there are issues with ESG data.
China’s economy is posting strong growth in 2021, projected to reach 8.5% this year1 and putting the country on track to meet its growth target of ‘over 6%’. The country is attracting a new wave of capital flows, especially considering long-term investment opportunities. Simon Kellaway of Standard Chartered explains how international investors can tap into the China opportunity.
Patrick Thomson, JP Morgan Asset Management’s regional chief executive, tells Alex Rolandi about his military service, industry consolidation and the importance of ESG.
Asset managers and other market participants are unlikely to see reduced market data costs in the EU under plans for a ‘consolidated tape’ – the digital, real-time publication of market data.