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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: LeighHill5 / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: LeighHill5 / Fri, 13 Nov 2020 09:45:02 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: LeighHill5 Data Science & Analytics – New approaches and capabilities for driving business analytics /slideshow/data-science-analytics-new-approaches-and-capabilities-for-driving-business-analytics/239236038 slidesharedatascienceanalytics1120final-201113094502
Financial institutions are under pressure to maximise the insight they can derive from their data. With data spread across multiple silos and stored in both structured and unstructured formats, embedding analytics into business processes can be difficult and calls for new approaches to data management. Open source database and data processing technologies, as well as machine learning techniques including Natural Language Processing (NLP), provide new approaches to advanced analytics. Metadata management, knowledge graphs, data discovery, quality metrics and data visualisation tools are also useful for adding context to data and providing insight, although winning buy in and business ownership for new tools is an ongoing challenge. Managing data privacy, content license restrictions and security is a critical concern when using data for analytics, and must be addressed in the early stages of any analytics project. This webinar will discuss data science and how it is driving new approaches and solutions to business analytics. Listen to the webinar to find out: -The role of the data scientist in analytics -How to add data sources into workflows -How to integrate quality data with analytics -How to gain insight from data -How to manage data privacy and security -Necessary tools, technologies and techniques]]>
Financial institutions are under pressure to maximise the insight they can derive from their data. With data spread across multiple silos and stored in both structured and unstructured formats, embedding analytics into business processes can be difficult and calls for new approaches to data management. Open source database and data processing technologies, as well as machine learning techniques including Natural Language Processing (NLP), provide new approaches to advanced analytics. Metadata management, knowledge graphs, data discovery, quality metrics and data visualisation tools are also useful for adding context to data and providing insight, although winning buy in and business ownership for new tools is an ongoing challenge. Managing data privacy, content license restrictions and security is a critical concern when using data for analytics, and must be addressed in the early stages of any analytics project. This webinar will discuss data science and how it is driving new approaches and solutions to business analytics. Listen to the webinar to find out: -The role of the data scientist in analytics -How to add data sources into workflows -How to integrate quality data with analytics -How to gain insight from data -How to manage data privacy and security -Necessary tools, technologies and techniques]]> Fri, 13 Nov 2020 09:45:02 GMT /slideshow/data-science-analytics-new-approaches-and-capabilities-for-driving-business-analytics/239236038 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Data Science & Analytics – New approaches and capabilities for driving business analytics LeighHill5 Financial institutions are under pressure to maximise the insight they can derive from their data. With data spread across multiple silos and stored in both structured and unstructured formats, embedding analytics into business processes can be difficult and calls for new approaches to data management. Open source database and data processing technologies, as well as machine learning techniques including Natural Language Processing (NLP), provide new approaches to advanced analytics. Metadata management, knowledge graphs, data discovery, quality metrics and data visualisation tools are also useful for adding context to data and providing insight, although winning buy in and business ownership for new tools is an ongoing challenge. Managing data privacy, content license restrictions and security is a critical concern when using data for analytics, and must be addressed in the early stages of any analytics project. This webinar will discuss data science and how it is driving new approaches and solutions to business analytics. Listen to the webinar to find out: -The role of the data scientist in analytics -How to add data sources into workflows -How to integrate quality data with analytics -How to gain insight from data -How to manage data privacy and security -Necessary tools, technologies and techniques <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharedatascienceanalytics1120final-201113094502-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Financial institutions are under pressure to maximise the insight they can derive from their data. With data spread across multiple silos and stored in both structured and unstructured formats, embedding analytics into business processes can be difficult and calls for new approaches to data management. Open source database and data processing technologies, as well as machine learning techniques including Natural Language Processing (NLP), provide new approaches to advanced analytics. Metadata management, knowledge graphs, data discovery, quality metrics and data visualisation tools are also useful for adding context to data and providing insight, although winning buy in and business ownership for new tools is an ongoing challenge. Managing data privacy, content license restrictions and security is a critical concern when using data for analytics, and must be addressed in the early stages of any analytics project. This webinar will discuss data science and how it is driving new approaches and solutions to business analytics. Listen to the webinar to find out: -The role of the data scientist in analytics -How to add data sources into workflows -How to integrate quality data with analytics -How to gain insight from data -How to manage data privacy and security -Necessary tools, technologies and techniques

Data Science & Analytics – New approaches and capabilities for driving business analytics from Leigh Hill

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0 Data Standards – progress and case studies /slideshow/data-standards-progress-and-case-studies/239202955 slidesharedatastandardsfinal-201111140813
Global data standards and identifiers are essential to business growth, market stability and cost reduction – but they can be challenging to implement, while a lack of consistency across jurisdictions has presented obstacles to global take-up. However, with regulators starting to sit up and take note, the issue of data standards is coming increasingly to the fore. The FICC Markets Standards Board (FMSB) in its latest Spotlight Review warned that if markets are to remain stable and trusted, fair and effective, then the rapid growth of new technology and of data science must be balanced with more effective governance and control – notably through the widespread use of data standards. Following on from A-Team Group’s in-depth discussion earlier this year on ‘Data Standards and Identifiers: Where are the helping and what more can be done?’ this webinar brings you the latest updates on progress: including a review of current industry developments around data standards and identifiers including the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips and more, and how they have helped firms meet regulatory requirements thus far. It explores the challenge in adopting these standards, the most urgent pressures facing firms in terms of adoption, and how the industry can further engage in the standard-setting process. Presenting a range of detailed and specific use cases defining practical illustrations of adoption and execution, the webinar is a must for anyone with an interest in the security, accuracy, timeliness and integrity of data for the smooth running of the financial markets. Listen to this webinar to find more about: -Industry progress on data standards and identifiers such as the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips -Case studies on how standards are being used -Challenges to adoption and barriers to implementation -The role of standards in a digital and data driven world]]>
Global data standards and identifiers are essential to business growth, market stability and cost reduction – but they can be challenging to implement, while a lack of consistency across jurisdictions has presented obstacles to global take-up. However, with regulators starting to sit up and take note, the issue of data standards is coming increasingly to the fore. The FICC Markets Standards Board (FMSB) in its latest Spotlight Review warned that if markets are to remain stable and trusted, fair and effective, then the rapid growth of new technology and of data science must be balanced with more effective governance and control – notably through the widespread use of data standards. Following on from A-Team Group’s in-depth discussion earlier this year on ‘Data Standards and Identifiers: Where are the helping and what more can be done?’ this webinar brings you the latest updates on progress: including a review of current industry developments around data standards and identifiers including the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips and more, and how they have helped firms meet regulatory requirements thus far. It explores the challenge in adopting these standards, the most urgent pressures facing firms in terms of adoption, and how the industry can further engage in the standard-setting process. Presenting a range of detailed and specific use cases defining practical illustrations of adoption and execution, the webinar is a must for anyone with an interest in the security, accuracy, timeliness and integrity of data for the smooth running of the financial markets. Listen to this webinar to find more about: -Industry progress on data standards and identifiers such as the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips -Case studies on how standards are being used -Challenges to adoption and barriers to implementation -The role of standards in a digital and data driven world]]> Wed, 11 Nov 2020 14:08:13 GMT /slideshow/data-standards-progress-and-case-studies/239202955 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Data Standards – progress and case studies LeighHill5 Global data standards and identifiers are essential to business growth, market stability and cost reduction – but they can be challenging to implement, while a lack of consistency across jurisdictions has presented obstacles to global take-up. However, with regulators starting to sit up and take note, the issue of data standards is coming increasingly to the fore. The FICC Markets Standards Board (FMSB) in its latest Spotlight Review warned that if markets are to remain stable and trusted, fair and effective, then the rapid growth of new technology and of data science must be balanced with more effective governance and control – notably through the widespread use of data standards. Following on from A-Team Group’s in-depth discussion earlier this year on ‘Data Standards and Identifiers: Where are the helping and what more can be done?’ this webinar brings you the latest updates on progress: including a review of current industry developments around data standards and identifiers including the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips and more, and how they have helped firms meet regulatory requirements thus far. It explores the challenge in adopting these standards, the most urgent pressures facing firms in terms of adoption, and how the industry can further engage in the standard-setting process. Presenting a range of detailed and specific use cases defining practical illustrations of adoption and execution, the webinar is a must for anyone with an interest in the security, accuracy, timeliness and integrity of data for the smooth running of the financial markets. Listen to this webinar to find more about: -Industry progress on data standards and identifiers such as the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips -Case studies on how standards are being used -Challenges to adoption and barriers to implementation -The role of standards in a digital and data driven world <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharedatastandardsfinal-201111140813-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Global data standards and identifiers are essential to business growth, market stability and cost reduction – but they can be challenging to implement, while a lack of consistency across jurisdictions has presented obstacles to global take-up. However, with regulators starting to sit up and take note, the issue of data standards is coming increasingly to the fore. The FICC Markets Standards Board (FMSB) in its latest Spotlight Review warned that if markets are to remain stable and trusted, fair and effective, then the rapid growth of new technology and of data science must be balanced with more effective governance and control – notably through the widespread use of data standards. Following on from A-Team Group’s in-depth discussion earlier this year on ‘Data Standards and Identifiers: Where are the helping and what more can be done?’ this webinar brings you the latest updates on progress: including a review of current industry developments around data standards and identifiers including the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips and more, and how they have helped firms meet regulatory requirements thus far. It explores the challenge in adopting these standards, the most urgent pressures facing firms in terms of adoption, and how the industry can further engage in the standard-setting process. Presenting a range of detailed and specific use cases defining practical illustrations of adoption and execution, the webinar is a must for anyone with an interest in the security, accuracy, timeliness and integrity of data for the smooth running of the financial markets. Listen to this webinar to find more about: -Industry progress on data standards and identifiers such as the FIGI, LEI, UPI, ISINs, Cusips -Case studies on how standards are being used -Challenges to adoption and barriers to implementation -The role of standards in a digital and data driven world

Data Standards – progress and case studies from Leigh Hill

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0 How to run effective client onboarding and KYC processes /LeighHill5/how-to-run-effective-client-onboarding-and-kyc-processes slidesharehowtoruneffectiveclientonboardingandkycprocesseswebinarslides1020ja-201023080922
Increasing cost, complexity and regulatory change continue to challenge firms implementing client onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC) systems. With an effective strategy and a clearly defined pathway, it’s possible to gain a valuable competitive advantage whilst meeting those all-important compliance requirements. But how to get there? With a myriad of different options out there and a clamour of information attempting to be heard, the practical implementation of a coherent client onboarding strategy can be challenging – especially in today’s environment, where both banks and their clients are attempting to acclimatise to a whole new way of working. Data is a crucial cog in this wheel – and for many financial institutions, this can throw up a seemingly insurmountable barrier, with much in-house data still siloed, frequently uncategorised, and often disorganised. Learning how to source, cleanse and effectively govern operational and onboarding data is a vital step in the KYC process, and one that requires a holistic data strategy in order to implement. This webinar explores how to most effectively streamline and improve your client onboarding and KYC processes in order to meet today’s complex regulatory requirements and leverage increasingly pressing commercial imperatives. Join us to: -Evaluate the obstacles to effective onboarding and learn how to address them -Explore the latest developments in onboarding innovation and automation -Discover the benefits and cost savings available through streamlined KYC processes -Investigate the best ways of aggregating and effectively managing your onboarding and operational data -Identify best practice and create a path forward.]]>
Increasing cost, complexity and regulatory change continue to challenge firms implementing client onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC) systems. With an effective strategy and a clearly defined pathway, it’s possible to gain a valuable competitive advantage whilst meeting those all-important compliance requirements. But how to get there? With a myriad of different options out there and a clamour of information attempting to be heard, the practical implementation of a coherent client onboarding strategy can be challenging – especially in today’s environment, where both banks and their clients are attempting to acclimatise to a whole new way of working. Data is a crucial cog in this wheel – and for many financial institutions, this can throw up a seemingly insurmountable barrier, with much in-house data still siloed, frequently uncategorised, and often disorganised. Learning how to source, cleanse and effectively govern operational and onboarding data is a vital step in the KYC process, and one that requires a holistic data strategy in order to implement. This webinar explores how to most effectively streamline and improve your client onboarding and KYC processes in order to meet today’s complex regulatory requirements and leverage increasingly pressing commercial imperatives. Join us to: -Evaluate the obstacles to effective onboarding and learn how to address them -Explore the latest developments in onboarding innovation and automation -Discover the benefits and cost savings available through streamlined KYC processes -Investigate the best ways of aggregating and effectively managing your onboarding and operational data -Identify best practice and create a path forward.]]> Fri, 23 Oct 2020 08:09:22 GMT /LeighHill5/how-to-run-effective-client-onboarding-and-kyc-processes LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) How to run effective client onboarding and KYC processes LeighHill5 Increasing cost, complexity and regulatory change continue to challenge firms implementing client onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC) systems. With an effective strategy and a clearly defined pathway, it’s possible to gain a valuable competitive advantage whilst meeting those all-important compliance requirements. But how to get there? With a myriad of different options out there and a clamour of information attempting to be heard, the practical implementation of a coherent client onboarding strategy can be challenging – especially in today’s environment, where both banks and their clients are attempting to acclimatise to a whole new way of working. Data is a crucial cog in this wheel – and for many financial institutions, this can throw up a seemingly insurmountable barrier, with much in-house data still siloed, frequently uncategorised, and often disorganised. Learning how to source, cleanse and effectively govern operational and onboarding data is a vital step in the KYC process, and one that requires a holistic data strategy in order to implement. This webinar explores how to most effectively streamline and improve your client onboarding and KYC processes in order to meet today’s complex regulatory requirements and leverage increasingly pressing commercial imperatives. Join us to: -Evaluate the obstacles to effective onboarding and learn how to address them -Explore the latest developments in onboarding innovation and automation -Discover the benefits and cost savings available through streamlined KYC processes -Investigate the best ways of aggregating and effectively managing your onboarding and operational data -Identify best practice and create a path forward. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharehowtoruneffectiveclientonboardingandkycprocesseswebinarslides1020ja-201023080922-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Increasing cost, complexity and regulatory change continue to challenge firms implementing client onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC) systems. With an effective strategy and a clearly defined pathway, it’s possible to gain a valuable competitive advantage whilst meeting those all-important compliance requirements. But how to get there? With a myriad of different options out there and a clamour of information attempting to be heard, the practical implementation of a coherent client onboarding strategy can be challenging – especially in today’s environment, where both banks and their clients are attempting to acclimatise to a whole new way of working. Data is a crucial cog in this wheel – and for many financial institutions, this can throw up a seemingly insurmountable barrier, with much in-house data still siloed, frequently uncategorised, and often disorganised. Learning how to source, cleanse and effectively govern operational and onboarding data is a vital step in the KYC process, and one that requires a holistic data strategy in order to implement. This webinar explores how to most effectively streamline and improve your client onboarding and KYC processes in order to meet today’s complex regulatory requirements and leverage increasingly pressing commercial imperatives. Join us to: -Evaluate the obstacles to effective onboarding and learn how to address them -Explore the latest developments in onboarding innovation and automation -Discover the benefits and cost savings available through streamlined KYC processes -Investigate the best ways of aggregating and effectively managing your onboarding and operational data -Identify best practice and create a path forward.

How to run effective client onboarding and KYC processes from Leigh Hill

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0 Adopting Entity Data Hierarchies to Address Holistic Risk Management /slideshow/adopting-entity-data-hierarchies-to-address-holistic-risk-management/235052817 slideshareadoptingentitydatahierarchiescombined-200605101313
Firms across the board are struggling to gain a comprehensive view of their counterparty risk. In the wake of the Credit Crisis, regulators have increased their focus on pushing firms to not only better understand risk exposure, but also be able to provide evidence of the analysis they use to create their view of risk. Entity identification has emerged as a key requirement for firms seeking to understand the links between investment securities, issuers, counterparties and risk measures. But creating entity hierarchies – which are required to link legal entities, counterparties and issuers with securities, thereby establishing beneficial ownership – remains a challenge. Despite great strides, such as the adoption of the global legal entity identifier (LEI), firms continue to be hamstrung by data issues in their attempts to address credit and counterparty risk. The complexity of operations and reliance on multiple data sources have proven to be key factors that add layers of difficulty. This webinar will examine the challenges associated with mapping, managing and visualizing the data sets needed to create a holistic view of market, country and counterparty risk. The panellists will discuss what data and technology are needed to address legal entity hierarchies and country of risk, using a proactive and robust approach to data mapping. This will include examples from both the buy and sell sides. Finally, the speakers will provide guidance on how to approach a top-down strategy for entity data management.]]>
Firms across the board are struggling to gain a comprehensive view of their counterparty risk. In the wake of the Credit Crisis, regulators have increased their focus on pushing firms to not only better understand risk exposure, but also be able to provide evidence of the analysis they use to create their view of risk. Entity identification has emerged as a key requirement for firms seeking to understand the links between investment securities, issuers, counterparties and risk measures. But creating entity hierarchies – which are required to link legal entities, counterparties and issuers with securities, thereby establishing beneficial ownership – remains a challenge. Despite great strides, such as the adoption of the global legal entity identifier (LEI), firms continue to be hamstrung by data issues in their attempts to address credit and counterparty risk. The complexity of operations and reliance on multiple data sources have proven to be key factors that add layers of difficulty. This webinar will examine the challenges associated with mapping, managing and visualizing the data sets needed to create a holistic view of market, country and counterparty risk. The panellists will discuss what data and technology are needed to address legal entity hierarchies and country of risk, using a proactive and robust approach to data mapping. This will include examples from both the buy and sell sides. Finally, the speakers will provide guidance on how to approach a top-down strategy for entity data management.]]> Fri, 05 Jun 2020 10:13:13 GMT /slideshow/adopting-entity-data-hierarchies-to-address-holistic-risk-management/235052817 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Adopting Entity Data Hierarchies to Address Holistic Risk Management LeighHill5 Firms across the board are struggling to gain a comprehensive view of their counterparty risk. In the wake of the Credit Crisis, regulators have increased their focus on pushing firms to not only better understand risk exposure, but also be able to provide evidence of the analysis they use to create their view of risk. Entity identification has emerged as a key requirement for firms seeking to understand the links between investment securities, issuers, counterparties and risk measures. But creating entity hierarchies – which are required to link legal entities, counterparties and issuers with securities, thereby establishing beneficial ownership – remains a challenge. Despite great strides, such as the adoption of the global legal entity identifier (LEI), firms continue to be hamstrung by data issues in their attempts to address credit and counterparty risk. The complexity of operations and reliance on multiple data sources have proven to be key factors that add layers of difficulty. This webinar will examine the challenges associated with mapping, managing and visualizing the data sets needed to create a holistic view of market, country and counterparty risk. The panellists will discuss what data and technology are needed to address legal entity hierarchies and country of risk, using a proactive and robust approach to data mapping. This will include examples from both the buy and sell sides. Finally, the speakers will provide guidance on how to approach a top-down strategy for entity data management. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slideshareadoptingentitydatahierarchiescombined-200605101313-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Firms across the board are struggling to gain a comprehensive view of their counterparty risk. In the wake of the Credit Crisis, regulators have increased their focus on pushing firms to not only better understand risk exposure, but also be able to provide evidence of the analysis they use to create their view of risk. Entity identification has emerged as a key requirement for firms seeking to understand the links between investment securities, issuers, counterparties and risk measures. But creating entity hierarchies – which are required to link legal entities, counterparties and issuers with securities, thereby establishing beneficial ownership – remains a challenge. Despite great strides, such as the adoption of the global legal entity identifier (LEI), firms continue to be hamstrung by data issues in their attempts to address credit and counterparty risk. The complexity of operations and reliance on multiple data sources have proven to be key factors that add layers of difficulty. This webinar will examine the challenges associated with mapping, managing and visualizing the data sets needed to create a holistic view of market, country and counterparty risk. The panellists will discuss what data and technology are needed to address legal entity hierarchies and country of risk, using a proactive and robust approach to data mapping. This will include examples from both the buy and sell sides. Finally, the speakers will provide guidance on how to approach a top-down strategy for entity data management.

Adopting Entity Data Hierarchies to Address Holistic Risk Management from Leigh Hill

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0 Best Practices for Integrated Regulatory Reporting Across Multiple Jurisdictions /slideshow/best-practices-for-integrated-regulatory-reporting-across-multiple-jurisdictions/234027757 slidesharebestpracticesforintegratedregulatoryreportingacrossmultiplejurisdictions0520-200515083357
The regulatory reporting obligations of financial institutions have mushroomed in scale over the past decade, leaving firms facing a raft of different requirements to provide increasingly granular metrics on their transaction, valuation and collateral data to a number of regulatory authorities. While many of these reports draw from the same core data set, the nuanced differences in requirement across regulatory jurisdictions is creating a complex, highly fragmented and administratively burdensome challenge for many financial institutions, particularly those with activities in multiple jurisdictions. Today Tier 1 or Tier 2 buy- and sell-side institutions need to provide a significant number of reporting data fields to licensed trade repositories to meet their obligations under a range of reporting regulations – ASIC, CFTC, EMIR, HKMA, MAS, MiFID II, SFTR – across global markets in credit, commodities, equities, foreign exchange, interest rates and exchange-traded derivatives. For regulated entities, the challenge is to report as efficiently as possible, ensuring consistency across the relevant regulatory jurisdictions, minimizing risk of misreporting, and centralizing audit trails and exceptions management. This webinar looks at the challenges facing institutions as they seek to establish an integrated approach to regulatory risk reporting. It discusses the specific issues facing both buy- and sell-side institutions, and includes examples of how firms have approached trade reporting across the key regulations they face. In particular, the webinar will address best practices for establishing a full reporting work flow including: -Data management -Submission -Reconciliation -Monitoring]]>
The regulatory reporting obligations of financial institutions have mushroomed in scale over the past decade, leaving firms facing a raft of different requirements to provide increasingly granular metrics on their transaction, valuation and collateral data to a number of regulatory authorities. While many of these reports draw from the same core data set, the nuanced differences in requirement across regulatory jurisdictions is creating a complex, highly fragmented and administratively burdensome challenge for many financial institutions, particularly those with activities in multiple jurisdictions. Today Tier 1 or Tier 2 buy- and sell-side institutions need to provide a significant number of reporting data fields to licensed trade repositories to meet their obligations under a range of reporting regulations – ASIC, CFTC, EMIR, HKMA, MAS, MiFID II, SFTR – across global markets in credit, commodities, equities, foreign exchange, interest rates and exchange-traded derivatives. For regulated entities, the challenge is to report as efficiently as possible, ensuring consistency across the relevant regulatory jurisdictions, minimizing risk of misreporting, and centralizing audit trails and exceptions management. This webinar looks at the challenges facing institutions as they seek to establish an integrated approach to regulatory risk reporting. It discusses the specific issues facing both buy- and sell-side institutions, and includes examples of how firms have approached trade reporting across the key regulations they face. In particular, the webinar will address best practices for establishing a full reporting work flow including: -Data management -Submission -Reconciliation -Monitoring]]> Fri, 15 May 2020 08:33:57 GMT /slideshow/best-practices-for-integrated-regulatory-reporting-across-multiple-jurisdictions/234027757 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Best Practices for Integrated Regulatory Reporting Across Multiple Jurisdictions LeighHill5 The regulatory reporting obligations of financial institutions have mushroomed in scale over the past decade, leaving firms facing a raft of different requirements to provide increasingly granular metrics on their transaction, valuation and collateral data to a number of regulatory authorities. While many of these reports draw from the same core data set, the nuanced differences in requirement across regulatory jurisdictions is creating a complex, highly fragmented and administratively burdensome challenge for many financial institutions, particularly those with activities in multiple jurisdictions. Today Tier 1 or Tier 2 buy- and sell-side institutions need to provide a significant number of reporting data fields to licensed trade repositories to meet their obligations under a range of reporting regulations – ASIC, CFTC, EMIR, HKMA, MAS, MiFID II, SFTR – across global markets in credit, commodities, equities, foreign exchange, interest rates and exchange-traded derivatives. For regulated entities, the challenge is to report as efficiently as possible, ensuring consistency across the relevant regulatory jurisdictions, minimizing risk of misreporting, and centralizing audit trails and exceptions management. This webinar looks at the challenges facing institutions as they seek to establish an integrated approach to regulatory risk reporting. It discusses the specific issues facing both buy- and sell-side institutions, and includes examples of how firms have approached trade reporting across the key regulations they face. In particular, the webinar will address best practices for establishing a full reporting work flow including: -Data management -Submission -Reconciliation -Monitoring <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharebestpracticesforintegratedregulatoryreportingacrossmultiplejurisdictions0520-200515083357-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The regulatory reporting obligations of financial institutions have mushroomed in scale over the past decade, leaving firms facing a raft of different requirements to provide increasingly granular metrics on their transaction, valuation and collateral data to a number of regulatory authorities. While many of these reports draw from the same core data set, the nuanced differences in requirement across regulatory jurisdictions is creating a complex, highly fragmented and administratively burdensome challenge for many financial institutions, particularly those with activities in multiple jurisdictions. Today Tier 1 or Tier 2 buy- and sell-side institutions need to provide a significant number of reporting data fields to licensed trade repositories to meet their obligations under a range of reporting regulations – ASIC, CFTC, EMIR, HKMA, MAS, MiFID II, SFTR – across global markets in credit, commodities, equities, foreign exchange, interest rates and exchange-traded derivatives. For regulated entities, the challenge is to report as efficiently as possible, ensuring consistency across the relevant regulatory jurisdictions, minimizing risk of misreporting, and centralizing audit trails and exceptions management. This webinar looks at the challenges facing institutions as they seek to establish an integrated approach to regulatory risk reporting. It discusses the specific issues facing both buy- and sell-side institutions, and includes examples of how firms have approached trade reporting across the key regulations they face. In particular, the webinar will address best practices for establishing a full reporting work flow including: -Data management -Submission -Reconciliation -Monitoring

Best Practices for Integrated Regulatory Reporting Across Multiple Jurisdictions from Leigh Hill

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0 Last minute preparations for SFTR: What still needs to be done and are we ready? /slideshow/last-minute-preparations-for-sftr-what-still-needs-to-be-done-and-are-we-ready/229747991 slidesharefinalslideslastminutepreparationsforsftr0520-200305170458
The regulation clock is ticking. Financial firms, especially those subject to Phase I of implementation, are well aware of the impending April 2020 deadline for the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation. The question is, are they ready? Tactical, i.e painful, approaches to compliance won’t be good enough. A strategic plan of attack is necessary to combat the complex nature of this regulation. If the mandated dual reporting of SFTs at the repository level requirement as well as the challenges around the use of LEIs when identifying counter parties are not enough, the 155 data fields and data quality standards are sure to cause firms to stumble if not well prepared. This webinar will discuss the latest updates to the regulation, including ESMA’s recent 12 month LEI grace period allowance for third country issuers. It will provide guidance on how to optimise reporting that will not only be compliant, but also provide business and operational benefits. While regulators are looking to increase transparency; the right tools, processes and technologies will ensure your organisation can also reduce risks, costs and increase efficiency. Register for this webinar to find out: -Update of requirements of Securities Financing Transactions Regulation -Importance of high quality data -Beneficial outcomes of compliance -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance]]>
The regulation clock is ticking. Financial firms, especially those subject to Phase I of implementation, are well aware of the impending April 2020 deadline for the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation. The question is, are they ready? Tactical, i.e painful, approaches to compliance won’t be good enough. A strategic plan of attack is necessary to combat the complex nature of this regulation. If the mandated dual reporting of SFTs at the repository level requirement as well as the challenges around the use of LEIs when identifying counter parties are not enough, the 155 data fields and data quality standards are sure to cause firms to stumble if not well prepared. This webinar will discuss the latest updates to the regulation, including ESMA’s recent 12 month LEI grace period allowance for third country issuers. It will provide guidance on how to optimise reporting that will not only be compliant, but also provide business and operational benefits. While regulators are looking to increase transparency; the right tools, processes and technologies will ensure your organisation can also reduce risks, costs and increase efficiency. Register for this webinar to find out: -Update of requirements of Securities Financing Transactions Regulation -Importance of high quality data -Beneficial outcomes of compliance -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance]]> Thu, 05 Mar 2020 17:04:58 GMT /slideshow/last-minute-preparations-for-sftr-what-still-needs-to-be-done-and-are-we-ready/229747991 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Last minute preparations for SFTR: What still needs to be done and are we ready? LeighHill5 The regulation clock is ticking. Financial firms, especially those subject to Phase I of implementation, are well aware of the impending April 2020 deadline for the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation. The question is, are they ready? Tactical, i.e painful, approaches to compliance won’t be good enough. A strategic plan of attack is necessary to combat the complex nature of this regulation. If the mandated dual reporting of SFTs at the repository level requirement as well as the challenges around the use of LEIs when identifying counter parties are not enough, the 155 data fields and data quality standards are sure to cause firms to stumble if not well prepared. This webinar will discuss the latest updates to the regulation, including ESMA’s recent 12 month LEI grace period allowance for third country issuers. It will provide guidance on how to optimise reporting that will not only be compliant, but also provide business and operational benefits. While regulators are looking to increase transparency; the right tools, processes and technologies will ensure your organisation can also reduce risks, costs and increase efficiency. Register for this webinar to find out: -Update of requirements of Securities Financing Transactions Regulation -Importance of high quality data -Beneficial outcomes of compliance -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharefinalslideslastminutepreparationsforsftr0520-200305170458-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The regulation clock is ticking. Financial firms, especially those subject to Phase I of implementation, are well aware of the impending April 2020 deadline for the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation. The question is, are they ready? Tactical, i.e painful, approaches to compliance won’t be good enough. A strategic plan of attack is necessary to combat the complex nature of this regulation. If the mandated dual reporting of SFTs at the repository level requirement as well as the challenges around the use of LEIs when identifying counter parties are not enough, the 155 data fields and data quality standards are sure to cause firms to stumble if not well prepared. This webinar will discuss the latest updates to the regulation, including ESMA’s recent 12 month LEI grace period allowance for third country issuers. It will provide guidance on how to optimise reporting that will not only be compliant, but also provide business and operational benefits. While regulators are looking to increase transparency; the right tools, processes and technologies will ensure your organisation can also reduce risks, costs and increase efficiency. Register for this webinar to find out: -Update of requirements of Securities Financing Transactions Regulation -Importance of high quality data -Beneficial outcomes of compliance -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance

Last minute preparations for SFTR: What still needs to be done and are we ready? from Leigh Hill

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0 Data lineage – how to ensure you can deliver the right information, to the right people, at the right time /slideshow/data-lineage-how-to-ensure-you-can-deliver-the-right-information-to-the-right-people-at-the-right-time/182041498 slidesharedatalineage-final-191014161246
Data lineage is critical to digital transformation, business decisions and regulatory compliance. It is also difficult to implement at scale, not only because large quantities of data across numerous systems must be inventoried and tracked, but also because the data is not static and needs context to make sense to the business. If you are a data management practitioner working on data lineage, or if your organisation continually fails to get the right information to the right people at the right time, this webinar is for you. It will discuss how to build successful data lineage, the need for automation, and the resources required. It will also identify potential breaking points and detail how they can be avoided or resolved. Finally, it will review the significant business and operational gains of effective implementation. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Critical use cases of data lineage -Approaches to building lineage -Solutions and tools to ease the task -Breaking points and resolutions -Benefits of successful implementation]]>
Data lineage is critical to digital transformation, business decisions and regulatory compliance. It is also difficult to implement at scale, not only because large quantities of data across numerous systems must be inventoried and tracked, but also because the data is not static and needs context to make sense to the business. If you are a data management practitioner working on data lineage, or if your organisation continually fails to get the right information to the right people at the right time, this webinar is for you. It will discuss how to build successful data lineage, the need for automation, and the resources required. It will also identify potential breaking points and detail how they can be avoided or resolved. Finally, it will review the significant business and operational gains of effective implementation. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Critical use cases of data lineage -Approaches to building lineage -Solutions and tools to ease the task -Breaking points and resolutions -Benefits of successful implementation]]> Mon, 14 Oct 2019 16:12:46 GMT /slideshow/data-lineage-how-to-ensure-you-can-deliver-the-right-information-to-the-right-people-at-the-right-time/182041498 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Data lineage – how to ensure you can deliver the right information, to the right people, at the right time LeighHill5 Data lineage is critical to digital transformation, business decisions and regulatory compliance. It is also difficult to implement at scale, not only because large quantities of data across numerous systems must be inventoried and tracked, but also because the data is not static and needs context to make sense to the business. If you are a data management practitioner working on data lineage, or if your organisation continually fails to get the right information to the right people at the right time, this webinar is for you. It will discuss how to build successful data lineage, the need for automation, and the resources required. It will also identify potential breaking points and detail how they can be avoided or resolved. Finally, it will review the significant business and operational gains of effective implementation. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Critical use cases of data lineage -Approaches to building lineage -Solutions and tools to ease the task -Breaking points and resolutions -Benefits of successful implementation <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharedatalineage-final-191014161246-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Data lineage is critical to digital transformation, business decisions and regulatory compliance. It is also difficult to implement at scale, not only because large quantities of data across numerous systems must be inventoried and tracked, but also because the data is not static and needs context to make sense to the business. If you are a data management practitioner working on data lineage, or if your organisation continually fails to get the right information to the right people at the right time, this webinar is for you. It will discuss how to build successful data lineage, the need for automation, and the resources required. It will also identify potential breaking points and detail how they can be avoided or resolved. Finally, it will review the significant business and operational gains of effective implementation. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Critical use cases of data lineage -Approaches to building lineage -Solutions and tools to ease the task -Breaking points and resolutions -Benefits of successful implementation

Data lineage – how to ensure you can deliver the right information, to the right people, at the right time from Leigh Hill

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0 Client Experience and Onboarding For Transfer Agents: How to ensure you deliver a seamless client experience and differentiate your services /slideshow/client-experience-and-onboarding-for-transfer-agents-how-to-ensure-you-deliver-a-seamless-client-experience-and-differentiate-your-services/176388447 slideshareclientexperienceandonboardingfortransferagents0919final-190926160029
Clients expect you to seamlessly deliver a range of transfer services. They expect you to delight their investors and ensure you have a robust onboarding and compliance process in place. They also want you to help them ensure they comply with shareholding obligations and corporate actions. With digital expectations becoming ever higher, how will you and your firm beat the competition? Join this exclusive webinar to learn how the market leaders are excelling and why digitalising your onboarding and client experience is key to your future success. The webinar will consider: How transfer agents can deliver a seamless client experience -The need to digitalise onboarding and client experience -Technologies and tools to support digitalisation -How to build competitive advantage -The benefits of digitalisation beyond compliance]]>
Clients expect you to seamlessly deliver a range of transfer services. They expect you to delight their investors and ensure you have a robust onboarding and compliance process in place. They also want you to help them ensure they comply with shareholding obligations and corporate actions. With digital expectations becoming ever higher, how will you and your firm beat the competition? Join this exclusive webinar to learn how the market leaders are excelling and why digitalising your onboarding and client experience is key to your future success. The webinar will consider: How transfer agents can deliver a seamless client experience -The need to digitalise onboarding and client experience -Technologies and tools to support digitalisation -How to build competitive advantage -The benefits of digitalisation beyond compliance]]> Thu, 26 Sep 2019 16:00:29 GMT /slideshow/client-experience-and-onboarding-for-transfer-agents-how-to-ensure-you-deliver-a-seamless-client-experience-and-differentiate-your-services/176388447 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Client Experience and Onboarding For Transfer Agents: How to ensure you deliver a seamless client experience and differentiate your services LeighHill5 Clients expect you to seamlessly deliver a range of transfer services. They expect you to delight their investors and ensure you have a robust onboarding and compliance process in place. They also want you to help them ensure they comply with shareholding obligations and corporate actions. With digital expectations becoming ever higher, how will you and your firm beat the competition? Join this exclusive webinar to learn how the market leaders are excelling and why digitalising your onboarding and client experience is key to your future success. The webinar will consider: How transfer agents can deliver a seamless client experience -The need to digitalise onboarding and client experience -Technologies and tools to support digitalisation -How to build competitive advantage -The benefits of digitalisation beyond compliance <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slideshareclientexperienceandonboardingfortransferagents0919final-190926160029-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Clients expect you to seamlessly deliver a range of transfer services. They expect you to delight their investors and ensure you have a robust onboarding and compliance process in place. They also want you to help them ensure they comply with shareholding obligations and corporate actions. With digital expectations becoming ever higher, how will you and your firm beat the competition? Join this exclusive webinar to learn how the market leaders are excelling and why digitalising your onboarding and client experience is key to your future success. The webinar will consider: How transfer agents can deliver a seamless client experience -The need to digitalise onboarding and client experience -Technologies and tools to support digitalisation -How to build competitive advantage -The benefits of digitalisation beyond compliance

Client Experience and Onboarding For Transfer Agents: How to ensure you deliver a seamless client experience and differentiate your services from Leigh Hill

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0 How to capture and manage complete and accurate customer data /slideshow/how-to-capture-and-manage-complete-and-accurate-customer-data/176296475 slidesharecompleteandaccuratecustomerdataslidedeck0919final-190926092946
Whether you work on the buy-side or sell-side, the customer is always king. This requires investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers to ensure they have a complete and accurate view of customer data. If you can achieve this, you can take a data-driven approach to decision making whether in obtaining better behavioural insights, offering personalised products, handling processes such as KYC more efficiently or better equipping customer facing staff. While this is the aim, the problem at many financial firms is that while relevant data is available, it is stored in different applications and systems making it too difficult and expensive to use effectively. This webinar will explain how innovative investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers are solving the problem using next-generation data management platforms, and how they are reducing costs and gaining increased agility by using data platforms as a service. Listen to the webinar to learn more about: -Critical importance of a complete view of customer data -Limitations of existing systems and data management approaches -Opportunities of next-generation data management platforms -Potential benefits of using data platforms as a service -Best practice implementation and operation]]>
Whether you work on the buy-side or sell-side, the customer is always king. This requires investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers to ensure they have a complete and accurate view of customer data. If you can achieve this, you can take a data-driven approach to decision making whether in obtaining better behavioural insights, offering personalised products, handling processes such as KYC more efficiently or better equipping customer facing staff. While this is the aim, the problem at many financial firms is that while relevant data is available, it is stored in different applications and systems making it too difficult and expensive to use effectively. This webinar will explain how innovative investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers are solving the problem using next-generation data management platforms, and how they are reducing costs and gaining increased agility by using data platforms as a service. Listen to the webinar to learn more about: -Critical importance of a complete view of customer data -Limitations of existing systems and data management approaches -Opportunities of next-generation data management platforms -Potential benefits of using data platforms as a service -Best practice implementation and operation]]> Thu, 26 Sep 2019 09:29:46 GMT /slideshow/how-to-capture-and-manage-complete-and-accurate-customer-data/176296475 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) How to capture and manage complete and accurate customer data LeighHill5 Whether you work on the buy-side or sell-side, the customer is always king. This requires investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers to ensure they have a complete and accurate view of customer data. If you can achieve this, you can take a data-driven approach to decision making whether in obtaining better behavioural insights, offering personalised products, handling processes such as KYC more efficiently or better equipping customer facing staff. While this is the aim, the problem at many financial firms is that while relevant data is available, it is stored in different applications and systems making it too difficult and expensive to use effectively. This webinar will explain how innovative investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers are solving the problem using next-generation data management platforms, and how they are reducing costs and gaining increased agility by using data platforms as a service. Listen to the webinar to learn more about: -Critical importance of a complete view of customer data -Limitations of existing systems and data management approaches -Opportunities of next-generation data management platforms -Potential benefits of using data platforms as a service -Best practice implementation and operation <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharecompleteandaccuratecustomerdataslidedeck0919final-190926092946-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Whether you work on the buy-side or sell-side, the customer is always king. This requires investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers to ensure they have a complete and accurate view of customer data. If you can achieve this, you can take a data-driven approach to decision making whether in obtaining better behavioural insights, offering personalised products, handling processes such as KYC more efficiently or better equipping customer facing staff. While this is the aim, the problem at many financial firms is that while relevant data is available, it is stored in different applications and systems making it too difficult and expensive to use effectively. This webinar will explain how innovative investment banks, asset managers and wealth managers are solving the problem using next-generation data management platforms, and how they are reducing costs and gaining increased agility by using data platforms as a service. Listen to the webinar to learn more about: -Critical importance of a complete view of customer data -Limitations of existing systems and data management approaches -Opportunities of next-generation data management platforms -Potential benefits of using data platforms as a service -Best practice implementation and operation

How to capture and manage complete and accurate customer data from Leigh Hill

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0 Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud /LeighHill5/moving-the-trading-technology-stack-to-the-cloud slidesharemovingthetradingtechnologystacktothecloudslidedeck0919final-190918100212
Migration of financial apps and data to the cloud is well underway as financial institutions take the opportunity to cut the cost of running systems on premise, scale as and when required, and spin up test environments quickly and inexpensively. Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud is a different and more difficult proposition. Elements of the stack that can and cannot be moved to the cloud must be identified and integrated, cloud-native service-oriented architecture may need to be developed and, over time, firms will want to bring together cloud efficient resources such as network switches and routers. This webinar will consider why trading organisations should move elements of their technology stacks to the cloud and provide a step-by-step guide on how best this can be done. It will also discuss the challenges and benefits of migrating to the cloud. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Why your organisation should consider moving elements of its technology stack to the cloud -How best this can be approached in an operational trading environment -The extent of skillsets and resources that will be required -Challenges that will need to be managed during the migration -Operational and business benefits of a successful implementation]]>
Migration of financial apps and data to the cloud is well underway as financial institutions take the opportunity to cut the cost of running systems on premise, scale as and when required, and spin up test environments quickly and inexpensively. Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud is a different and more difficult proposition. Elements of the stack that can and cannot be moved to the cloud must be identified and integrated, cloud-native service-oriented architecture may need to be developed and, over time, firms will want to bring together cloud efficient resources such as network switches and routers. This webinar will consider why trading organisations should move elements of their technology stacks to the cloud and provide a step-by-step guide on how best this can be done. It will also discuss the challenges and benefits of migrating to the cloud. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Why your organisation should consider moving elements of its technology stack to the cloud -How best this can be approached in an operational trading environment -The extent of skillsets and resources that will be required -Challenges that will need to be managed during the migration -Operational and business benefits of a successful implementation]]> Wed, 18 Sep 2019 10:02:12 GMT /LeighHill5/moving-the-trading-technology-stack-to-the-cloud LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud LeighHill5 Migration of financial apps and data to the cloud is well underway as financial institutions take the opportunity to cut the cost of running systems on premise, scale as and when required, and spin up test environments quickly and inexpensively. Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud is a different and more difficult proposition. Elements of the stack that can and cannot be moved to the cloud must be identified and integrated, cloud-native service-oriented architecture may need to be developed and, over time, firms will want to bring together cloud efficient resources such as network switches and routers. This webinar will consider why trading organisations should move elements of their technology stacks to the cloud and provide a step-by-step guide on how best this can be done. It will also discuss the challenges and benefits of migrating to the cloud. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Why your organisation should consider moving elements of its technology stack to the cloud -How best this can be approached in an operational trading environment -The extent of skillsets and resources that will be required -Challenges that will need to be managed during the migration -Operational and business benefits of a successful implementation <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharemovingthetradingtechnologystacktothecloudslidedeck0919final-190918100212-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Migration of financial apps and data to the cloud is well underway as financial institutions take the opportunity to cut the cost of running systems on premise, scale as and when required, and spin up test environments quickly and inexpensively. Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud is a different and more difficult proposition. Elements of the stack that can and cannot be moved to the cloud must be identified and integrated, cloud-native service-oriented architecture may need to be developed and, over time, firms will want to bring together cloud efficient resources such as network switches and routers. This webinar will consider why trading organisations should move elements of their technology stacks to the cloud and provide a step-by-step guide on how best this can be done. It will also discuss the challenges and benefits of migrating to the cloud. Listen to the webinar to find out more about: -Why your organisation should consider moving elements of its technology stack to the cloud -How best this can be approached in an operational trading environment -The extent of skillsets and resources that will be required -Challenges that will need to be managed during the migration -Operational and business benefits of a successful implementation

Moving the trading technology stack to the cloud from Leigh Hill

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0 FRTB: The time to get your data in order is now /LeighHill5/frtb-the-time-to-get-your-data-in-order-is-now slidesharefrtbthetimetogetyourdatainorderisnow0919final-190912164121
Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation requires firms within its scope to source significant amounts of data, some of which has not previously been required and is difficult to pin down. The data management challenges of the regulation’s Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations include ongoing P&L attribution, back testing and identifying whether risk factors are modellable or non-modellable based on real price data that can be difficult to source, particularly in OTC markets with little transparency. The Standardised Approach (SA) to market risk is also overhauled by FRTB, requiring large banks to take a sensitivity-based approach to market risk and adopt the regulation’s expected shortfall standard risk measure and redefine boundaries between banking and trading books. This webinar will discuss these and other data challenges of FRTB, consider how required data can be sourced and managed, and outline best practice approaches to compliance. Listen to the webinar to find out everything you need to know about: -The data requirements of FRTB Challenges presented by these requirements -Modellable and non-modellable risk factors (NMRFs) -Best practice approaches to successful data sourcing -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance]]>
Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation requires firms within its scope to source significant amounts of data, some of which has not previously been required and is difficult to pin down. The data management challenges of the regulation’s Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations include ongoing P&L attribution, back testing and identifying whether risk factors are modellable or non-modellable based on real price data that can be difficult to source, particularly in OTC markets with little transparency. The Standardised Approach (SA) to market risk is also overhauled by FRTB, requiring large banks to take a sensitivity-based approach to market risk and adopt the regulation’s expected shortfall standard risk measure and redefine boundaries between banking and trading books. This webinar will discuss these and other data challenges of FRTB, consider how required data can be sourced and managed, and outline best practice approaches to compliance. Listen to the webinar to find out everything you need to know about: -The data requirements of FRTB Challenges presented by these requirements -Modellable and non-modellable risk factors (NMRFs) -Best practice approaches to successful data sourcing -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance]]> Thu, 12 Sep 2019 16:41:21 GMT /LeighHill5/frtb-the-time-to-get-your-data-in-order-is-now LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) FRTB: The time to get your data in order is now LeighHill5 Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation requires firms within its scope to source significant amounts of data, some of which has not previously been required and is difficult to pin down. The data management challenges of the regulation’s Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations include ongoing P&L attribution, back testing and identifying whether risk factors are modellable or non-modellable based on real price data that can be difficult to source, particularly in OTC markets with little transparency. The Standardised Approach (SA) to market risk is also overhauled by FRTB, requiring large banks to take a sensitivity-based approach to market risk and adopt the regulation’s expected shortfall standard risk measure and redefine boundaries between banking and trading books. This webinar will discuss these and other data challenges of FRTB, consider how required data can be sourced and managed, and outline best practice approaches to compliance. Listen to the webinar to find out everything you need to know about: -The data requirements of FRTB Challenges presented by these requirements -Modellable and non-modellable risk factors (NMRFs) -Best practice approaches to successful data sourcing -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharefrtbthetimetogetyourdatainorderisnow0919final-190912164121-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation requires firms within its scope to source significant amounts of data, some of which has not previously been required and is difficult to pin down. The data management challenges of the regulation’s Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations include ongoing P&L attribution, back testing and identifying whether risk factors are modellable or non-modellable based on real price data that can be difficult to source, particularly in OTC markets with little transparency. The Standardised Approach (SA) to market risk is also overhauled by FRTB, requiring large banks to take a sensitivity-based approach to market risk and adopt the regulation’s expected shortfall standard risk measure and redefine boundaries between banking and trading books. This webinar will discuss these and other data challenges of FRTB, consider how required data can be sourced and managed, and outline best practice approaches to compliance. Listen to the webinar to find out everything you need to know about: -The data requirements of FRTB Challenges presented by these requirements -Modellable and non-modellable risk factors (NMRFs) -Best practice approaches to successful data sourcing -Technology and partner solutions to support compliance

FRTB: The time to get your data in order is now from Leigh Hill

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0 How to exploit the opportunities of alternative data /LeighHill5/how-to-exploit-the-opportunities-of-alternative-data slidesharehowtoexploittheopportunitiesofalternativedataslidedeck0619final-190701122414
Alternative data is emerging as a key component of buy-side firms’ efforts to seek out new investment opportunities, for many filling the gap left by the unbundling of sell-side research from execution. By tapping into unique, non-traditional data sets, hedge funds and quantitative fund managers hope to exploit unfound opportunities before they hit the mainstream. But sourcing, evaluating, integrating and using alternative data is a non-trivial exercise. Many providers of alternative data are experts in their field, but inexpert when it comes to data provision. Alternative data sets may be incomplete or unverifiable; they may be unstructured in format and difficult to integrate; they may include data that isn’t permitted for redistribution under new privacy rules. And there may be limited or no archive available for back-testing. This webinar will discuss the issues around selecting and deploying alternative data, and detail steps investment managers can take to exploit the opportunities presented by the data. It will also identify best practice approaches to using the data and highlight its criticality going forward. Register for the webinar to find about more about: -The benefits of using alternative data -Examples of alternative data and their use cases -The challenges of selecting and deploying alternative data sets -Best practices that deliver successful outcomes]]>
Alternative data is emerging as a key component of buy-side firms’ efforts to seek out new investment opportunities, for many filling the gap left by the unbundling of sell-side research from execution. By tapping into unique, non-traditional data sets, hedge funds and quantitative fund managers hope to exploit unfound opportunities before they hit the mainstream. But sourcing, evaluating, integrating and using alternative data is a non-trivial exercise. Many providers of alternative data are experts in their field, but inexpert when it comes to data provision. Alternative data sets may be incomplete or unverifiable; they may be unstructured in format and difficult to integrate; they may include data that isn’t permitted for redistribution under new privacy rules. And there may be limited or no archive available for back-testing. This webinar will discuss the issues around selecting and deploying alternative data, and detail steps investment managers can take to exploit the opportunities presented by the data. It will also identify best practice approaches to using the data and highlight its criticality going forward. Register for the webinar to find about more about: -The benefits of using alternative data -Examples of alternative data and their use cases -The challenges of selecting and deploying alternative data sets -Best practices that deliver successful outcomes]]> Mon, 01 Jul 2019 12:24:14 GMT /LeighHill5/how-to-exploit-the-opportunities-of-alternative-data LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) How to exploit the opportunities of alternative data LeighHill5 Alternative data is emerging as a key component of buy-side firms’ efforts to seek out new investment opportunities, for many filling the gap left by the unbundling of sell-side research from execution. By tapping into unique, non-traditional data sets, hedge funds and quantitative fund managers hope to exploit unfound opportunities before they hit the mainstream. But sourcing, evaluating, integrating and using alternative data is a non-trivial exercise. Many providers of alternative data are experts in their field, but inexpert when it comes to data provision. Alternative data sets may be incomplete or unverifiable; they may be unstructured in format and difficult to integrate; they may include data that isn’t permitted for redistribution under new privacy rules. And there may be limited or no archive available for back-testing. This webinar will discuss the issues around selecting and deploying alternative data, and detail steps investment managers can take to exploit the opportunities presented by the data. It will also identify best practice approaches to using the data and highlight its criticality going forward. Register for the webinar to find about more about: -The benefits of using alternative data -Examples of alternative data and their use cases -The challenges of selecting and deploying alternative data sets -Best practices that deliver successful outcomes <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharehowtoexploittheopportunitiesofalternativedataslidedeck0619final-190701122414-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Alternative data is emerging as a key component of buy-side firms’ efforts to seek out new investment opportunities, for many filling the gap left by the unbundling of sell-side research from execution. By tapping into unique, non-traditional data sets, hedge funds and quantitative fund managers hope to exploit unfound opportunities before they hit the mainstream. But sourcing, evaluating, integrating and using alternative data is a non-trivial exercise. Many providers of alternative data are experts in their field, but inexpert when it comes to data provision. Alternative data sets may be incomplete or unverifiable; they may be unstructured in format and difficult to integrate; they may include data that isn’t permitted for redistribution under new privacy rules. And there may be limited or no archive available for back-testing. This webinar will discuss the issues around selecting and deploying alternative data, and detail steps investment managers can take to exploit the opportunities presented by the data. It will also identify best practice approaches to using the data and highlight its criticality going forward. Register for the webinar to find about more about: -The benefits of using alternative data -Examples of alternative data and their use cases -The challenges of selecting and deploying alternative data sets -Best practices that deliver successful outcomes

How to exploit the opportunities of alternative data from Leigh Hill

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0 FRTB: Laying the groundwork for compliance 6 June 2019 /LeighHill5/frtb-laying-the-groundwork-for-compliance-6-june-2019 slidesharefrtblayingthegroundworkforcompliance0619final-190611124057
The January 2022 compliance deadline for sell-side firms within the scope of Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation may seem far into the future, but the complex demands of the regulation and the need to source regulatory data that has never previously been required mean firms should already be identifying tools, solutions and partners to achieve compliance. Still more pressing, firms taking an Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations must run their models for a year in advance of the 2022 deadline in order to gain regulatory approval. This webinar will discuss the fundamental requirements of FRTB and how they differ from those of the Basel 2.5 market risk framework. It will also consider best practice approaches to compliance, how to decide whether to run an IMA or a Standardised Approach (SA) on each trading desk, and how FRTB could change the trading landscape. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Details of the regulation’s requirements -How best your firm can approach compliance -Implications of selecting IMA or SA models -Tools and solutions to support your programme -Benefits of implementation beyond compliance]]>
The January 2022 compliance deadline for sell-side firms within the scope of Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation may seem far into the future, but the complex demands of the regulation and the need to source regulatory data that has never previously been required mean firms should already be identifying tools, solutions and partners to achieve compliance. Still more pressing, firms taking an Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations must run their models for a year in advance of the 2022 deadline in order to gain regulatory approval. This webinar will discuss the fundamental requirements of FRTB and how they differ from those of the Basel 2.5 market risk framework. It will also consider best practice approaches to compliance, how to decide whether to run an IMA or a Standardised Approach (SA) on each trading desk, and how FRTB could change the trading landscape. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Details of the regulation’s requirements -How best your firm can approach compliance -Implications of selecting IMA or SA models -Tools and solutions to support your programme -Benefits of implementation beyond compliance]]> Tue, 11 Jun 2019 12:40:57 GMT /LeighHill5/frtb-laying-the-groundwork-for-compliance-6-june-2019 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) FRTB: Laying the groundwork for compliance 6 June 2019 LeighHill5 The January 2022 compliance deadline for sell-side firms within the scope of Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation may seem far into the future, but the complex demands of the regulation and the need to source regulatory data that has never previously been required mean firms should already be identifying tools, solutions and partners to achieve compliance. Still more pressing, firms taking an Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations must run their models for a year in advance of the 2022 deadline in order to gain regulatory approval. This webinar will discuss the fundamental requirements of FRTB and how they differ from those of the Basel 2.5 market risk framework. It will also consider best practice approaches to compliance, how to decide whether to run an IMA or a Standardised Approach (SA) on each trading desk, and how FRTB could change the trading landscape. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Details of the regulation’s requirements -How best your firm can approach compliance -Implications of selecting IMA or SA models -Tools and solutions to support your programme -Benefits of implementation beyond compliance <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharefrtblayingthegroundworkforcompliance0619final-190611124057-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The January 2022 compliance deadline for sell-side firms within the scope of Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) regulation may seem far into the future, but the complex demands of the regulation and the need to source regulatory data that has never previously been required mean firms should already be identifying tools, solutions and partners to achieve compliance. Still more pressing, firms taking an Internal Model Approach (IMA) to market risk capital calculations must run their models for a year in advance of the 2022 deadline in order to gain regulatory approval. This webinar will discuss the fundamental requirements of FRTB and how they differ from those of the Basel 2.5 market risk framework. It will also consider best practice approaches to compliance, how to decide whether to run an IMA or a Standardised Approach (SA) on each trading desk, and how FRTB could change the trading landscape. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Details of the regulation’s requirements -How best your firm can approach compliance -Implications of selecting IMA or SA models -Tools and solutions to support your programme -Benefits of implementation beyond compliance

FRTB: Laying the groundwork for compliance 6 June 2019 from Leigh Hill

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0 An update on data standards and global identifiers /LeighHill5/an-update-on-data-standards-and-global-identifiers slideshareanupdateondatastandardsandglobalidentifiersslidedeck0419final-190410090447
The importance of data standards and global identifiers continues to be emphasised by both capital markets participants and their regulators. But how much progress is actually being made in developing and implementing standards that will improve data quality for better business decisions, provide regulators with a clearer view of systemic risk, and ensure more stable markets? This webinar will review the state of play on data standards and global identifiers such as the LEI, ISIN, CUSIP and CFI code, consider the challenges of extending standardisation, and discuss the broad potential of an industry that adopts data standards to the greatest possible extent. It will also offer guidance on how your organisation can implement data standards and global identifiers not only to fulfill regulatory requirements, but also to drive down costs, drive up data quality and deliver business opportunities. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Progress on data standards and global identifiers -Challenges to ongoing development and deployment -Regulatory and business use cases of standard data -The potential of widespread adoption across industry -How your organisation could benefit from data standards]]>
The importance of data standards and global identifiers continues to be emphasised by both capital markets participants and their regulators. But how much progress is actually being made in developing and implementing standards that will improve data quality for better business decisions, provide regulators with a clearer view of systemic risk, and ensure more stable markets? This webinar will review the state of play on data standards and global identifiers such as the LEI, ISIN, CUSIP and CFI code, consider the challenges of extending standardisation, and discuss the broad potential of an industry that adopts data standards to the greatest possible extent. It will also offer guidance on how your organisation can implement data standards and global identifiers not only to fulfill regulatory requirements, but also to drive down costs, drive up data quality and deliver business opportunities. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Progress on data standards and global identifiers -Challenges to ongoing development and deployment -Regulatory and business use cases of standard data -The potential of widespread adoption across industry -How your organisation could benefit from data standards]]> Wed, 10 Apr 2019 09:04:47 GMT /LeighHill5/an-update-on-data-standards-and-global-identifiers LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) An update on data standards and global identifiers LeighHill5 The importance of data standards and global identifiers continues to be emphasised by both capital markets participants and their regulators. But how much progress is actually being made in developing and implementing standards that will improve data quality for better business decisions, provide regulators with a clearer view of systemic risk, and ensure more stable markets? This webinar will review the state of play on data standards and global identifiers such as the LEI, ISIN, CUSIP and CFI code, consider the challenges of extending standardisation, and discuss the broad potential of an industry that adopts data standards to the greatest possible extent. It will also offer guidance on how your organisation can implement data standards and global identifiers not only to fulfill regulatory requirements, but also to drive down costs, drive up data quality and deliver business opportunities. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Progress on data standards and global identifiers -Challenges to ongoing development and deployment -Regulatory and business use cases of standard data -The potential of widespread adoption across industry -How your organisation could benefit from data standards <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slideshareanupdateondatastandardsandglobalidentifiersslidedeck0419final-190410090447-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The importance of data standards and global identifiers continues to be emphasised by both capital markets participants and their regulators. But how much progress is actually being made in developing and implementing standards that will improve data quality for better business decisions, provide regulators with a clearer view of systemic risk, and ensure more stable markets? This webinar will review the state of play on data standards and global identifiers such as the LEI, ISIN, CUSIP and CFI code, consider the challenges of extending standardisation, and discuss the broad potential of an industry that adopts data standards to the greatest possible extent. It will also offer guidance on how your organisation can implement data standards and global identifiers not only to fulfill regulatory requirements, but also to drive down costs, drive up data quality and deliver business opportunities. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Progress on data standards and global identifiers -Challenges to ongoing development and deployment -Regulatory and business use cases of standard data -The potential of widespread adoption across industry -How your organisation could benefit from data standards

An update on data standards and global identifiers from Leigh Hill

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0 Data lineage to drive compliance and as a business imperative /LeighHill5/data-lineage-to-drive-compliance-and-as-a-business-imperative slidesharedatalineagetodrivecomplianceslidedeckv2-190327091533
The importance of data lineage has escalated in recent years in response to regulatory demand and increased business understanding of the benefits it can deliver. Like all capital markets technology, data lineage presents both challenges and opportunities, so how best can it be implemented and sustained? And how can your organisation reap the rewards of successful implementation? This webinar will outline data lineage, its progress towards automation, and why it is so important from both a regulatory and business perspective. It will also provide advice on how to select a solution and step-by-step guidance on how to implement and integrate data lineage. Finally, the webinar will discuss how to manage data lineage to ensure regulatory compliance, deliver business benefits and plan for the future. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -The importance of data lineage in capital markets -How to select a solution for your organisation -Approaches to implementation and integration -How to achieve sustainable regulatory compliance -The business benefits of successful implementation]]>
The importance of data lineage has escalated in recent years in response to regulatory demand and increased business understanding of the benefits it can deliver. Like all capital markets technology, data lineage presents both challenges and opportunities, so how best can it be implemented and sustained? And how can your organisation reap the rewards of successful implementation? This webinar will outline data lineage, its progress towards automation, and why it is so important from both a regulatory and business perspective. It will also provide advice on how to select a solution and step-by-step guidance on how to implement and integrate data lineage. Finally, the webinar will discuss how to manage data lineage to ensure regulatory compliance, deliver business benefits and plan for the future. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -The importance of data lineage in capital markets -How to select a solution for your organisation -Approaches to implementation and integration -How to achieve sustainable regulatory compliance -The business benefits of successful implementation]]> Wed, 27 Mar 2019 09:15:33 GMT /LeighHill5/data-lineage-to-drive-compliance-and-as-a-business-imperative LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Data lineage to drive compliance and as a business imperative LeighHill5 The importance of data lineage has escalated in recent years in response to regulatory demand and increased business understanding of the benefits it can deliver. Like all capital markets technology, data lineage presents both challenges and opportunities, so how best can it be implemented and sustained? And how can your organisation reap the rewards of successful implementation? This webinar will outline data lineage, its progress towards automation, and why it is so important from both a regulatory and business perspective. It will also provide advice on how to select a solution and step-by-step guidance on how to implement and integrate data lineage. Finally, the webinar will discuss how to manage data lineage to ensure regulatory compliance, deliver business benefits and plan for the future. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -The importance of data lineage in capital markets -How to select a solution for your organisation -Approaches to implementation and integration -How to achieve sustainable regulatory compliance -The business benefits of successful implementation <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharedatalineagetodrivecomplianceslidedeckv2-190327091533-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The importance of data lineage has escalated in recent years in response to regulatory demand and increased business understanding of the benefits it can deliver. Like all capital markets technology, data lineage presents both challenges and opportunities, so how best can it be implemented and sustained? And how can your organisation reap the rewards of successful implementation? This webinar will outline data lineage, its progress towards automation, and why it is so important from both a regulatory and business perspective. It will also provide advice on how to select a solution and step-by-step guidance on how to implement and integrate data lineage. Finally, the webinar will discuss how to manage data lineage to ensure regulatory compliance, deliver business benefits and plan for the future. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -The importance of data lineage in capital markets -How to select a solution for your organisation -Approaches to implementation and integration -How to achieve sustainable regulatory compliance -The business benefits of successful implementation

Data lineage to drive compliance and as a business imperative from Leigh Hill

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0 Operational Change Management Under Brexit /slideshow/operational-change-management-under-brexit/125622731 slidesharebrexitwebinarslidedeckfinal-181211163853
The UK's departure from the EU - whatever the eventual terms - presents financial institutions of all types operating within Europe with a huge change management challenge. Deciding where to locate which activities, how to organise them corporately and legally, how to deploy data and technology to effect the change, and finally how to manage the process of meeting the Brexit challenge; all of these contribute to a significant operational headache that needs to be addressed rapidly. Firms of all kinds need to grasp what’s involved in setting up EU entities so they can participate in the post-Brexit single market. They need to understand where liquidity may reside in the post-Brexit venue landscape, how to access it, and how to deliver on their best execution policies. This webinar will discuss the impact of Brexit on financial institutions' operations across the board and discusses best approaches given the current paucity of information on requirements and obligations.]]>
The UK's departure from the EU - whatever the eventual terms - presents financial institutions of all types operating within Europe with a huge change management challenge. Deciding where to locate which activities, how to organise them corporately and legally, how to deploy data and technology to effect the change, and finally how to manage the process of meeting the Brexit challenge; all of these contribute to a significant operational headache that needs to be addressed rapidly. Firms of all kinds need to grasp what’s involved in setting up EU entities so they can participate in the post-Brexit single market. They need to understand where liquidity may reside in the post-Brexit venue landscape, how to access it, and how to deliver on their best execution policies. This webinar will discuss the impact of Brexit on financial institutions' operations across the board and discusses best approaches given the current paucity of information on requirements and obligations.]]> Tue, 11 Dec 2018 16:38:53 GMT /slideshow/operational-change-management-under-brexit/125622731 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Operational Change Management Under Brexit LeighHill5 The UK's departure from the EU - whatever the eventual terms - presents financial institutions of all types operating within Europe with a huge change management challenge. Deciding where to locate which activities, how to organise them corporately and legally, how to deploy data and technology to effect the change, and finally how to manage the process of meeting the Brexit challenge; all of these contribute to a significant operational headache that needs to be addressed rapidly. Firms of all kinds need to grasp what’s involved in setting up EU entities so they can participate in the post-Brexit single market. They need to understand where liquidity may reside in the post-Brexit venue landscape, how to access it, and how to deliver on their best execution policies. This webinar will discuss the impact of Brexit on financial institutions' operations across the board and discusses best approaches given the current paucity of information on requirements and obligations. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharebrexitwebinarslidedeckfinal-181211163853-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The UK's departure from the EU - whatever the eventual terms - presents financial institutions of all types operating within Europe with a huge change management challenge. Deciding where to locate which activities, how to organise them corporately and legally, how to deploy data and technology to effect the change, and finally how to manage the process of meeting the Brexit challenge; all of these contribute to a significant operational headache that needs to be addressed rapidly. Firms of all kinds need to grasp what’s involved in setting up EU entities so they can participate in the post-Brexit single market. They need to understand where liquidity may reside in the post-Brexit venue landscape, how to access it, and how to deliver on their best execution policies. This webinar will discuss the impact of Brexit on financial institutions' operations across the board and discusses best approaches given the current paucity of information on requirements and obligations.

Operational Change Management Under Brexit from Leigh Hill

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0 Balancing compliance and value in data management initiatives /slideshow/balancing-compliance-and-value-in-data-management-initiatives/125186318 slidesharedatamanagementinitiativesslidedeck1218final-181206172316
Over the past few years, about 90% of data management has been dedicated to the operational requirements of data governance and regulatory compliance, but this is changing rapidly as financial institutions look to exploit and drive business value from data. At a growing number of institutions, close to 70% of data management resource is focused on understanding data and implementing analytics that help the business work faster, smarter and identify new opportunities. How can you shift the balance between operations and business analytics safely and successfully, and ensure investment in data management initiatives delivers proportionate business value? Join this webinar to find out more about: -The shift from operations to business led data management -Ongoing challenges and solutions of regulatory compliance -How to identify value in data and drive business benefit -Approaches to balancing operational and business needs -Technology tools and solutions to sustain the balance -Ensuring return on investment in data management initiatives]]>
Over the past few years, about 90% of data management has been dedicated to the operational requirements of data governance and regulatory compliance, but this is changing rapidly as financial institutions look to exploit and drive business value from data. At a growing number of institutions, close to 70% of data management resource is focused on understanding data and implementing analytics that help the business work faster, smarter and identify new opportunities. How can you shift the balance between operations and business analytics safely and successfully, and ensure investment in data management initiatives delivers proportionate business value? Join this webinar to find out more about: -The shift from operations to business led data management -Ongoing challenges and solutions of regulatory compliance -How to identify value in data and drive business benefit -Approaches to balancing operational and business needs -Technology tools and solutions to sustain the balance -Ensuring return on investment in data management initiatives]]> Thu, 06 Dec 2018 17:23:15 GMT /slideshow/balancing-compliance-and-value-in-data-management-initiatives/125186318 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Balancing compliance and value in data management initiatives LeighHill5 Over the past few years, about 90% of data management has been dedicated to the operational requirements of data governance and regulatory compliance, but this is changing rapidly as financial institutions look to exploit and drive business value from data. At a growing number of institutions, close to 70% of data management resource is focused on understanding data and implementing analytics that help the business work faster, smarter and identify new opportunities. How can you shift the balance between operations and business analytics safely and successfully, and ensure investment in data management initiatives delivers proportionate business value? Join this webinar to find out more about: -The shift from operations to business led data management -Ongoing challenges and solutions of regulatory compliance -How to identify value in data and drive business benefit -Approaches to balancing operational and business needs -Technology tools and solutions to sustain the balance -Ensuring return on investment in data management initiatives <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharedatamanagementinitiativesslidedeck1218final-181206172316-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Over the past few years, about 90% of data management has been dedicated to the operational requirements of data governance and regulatory compliance, but this is changing rapidly as financial institutions look to exploit and drive business value from data. At a growing number of institutions, close to 70% of data management resource is focused on understanding data and implementing analytics that help the business work faster, smarter and identify new opportunities. How can you shift the balance between operations and business analytics safely and successfully, and ensure investment in data management initiatives delivers proportionate business value? Join this webinar to find out more about: -The shift from operations to business led data management -Ongoing challenges and solutions of regulatory compliance -How to identify value in data and drive business benefit -Approaches to balancing operational and business needs -Technology tools and solutions to sustain the balance -Ensuring return on investment in data management initiatives

Balancing compliance and value in data management initiatives from Leigh Hill

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0 Regtech: How to digitalise the customer experience with KYC and AML Innovation /slideshow/regtech-how-to-digitalise-the-customer-experience-with-kyc-and-aml-innovation/122146727 slideshareregtechkycamlinnovationslidedeck1118final-181106170311
How can ‘digitalising’ client onboarding help to speed up data processing and improve customer experience? How can you leverage digital capabilities to improve your Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) workflows, processes and checks? The task is not easy for financial institutions that have large, complex, legacy ecosystems, and standalone solutions and processes. However, all is not lost, with the emergence of specialist regtech providers that can help you leap frog heritage infrastructure and deploy new and improved workflows, systems and applications. This webinar will gauge the extent of digitalisation across onboarding, KYC and AML, review the latest market developments, and explore the capabilities of regtech tools that can help you solve the problems inherent in today’s onboarding processes, and enhance customer experience. If your organisation is working to improve customer experience, register for this webinar to find out more about: -The state of play on digitalising customer experience -Problems caused by legacy and standalone systems -Best practice approaches to digitalisation -Regtech tools that innovate KYC and AML processes -Guidance on how to set and achieve your goals]]>
How can ‘digitalising’ client onboarding help to speed up data processing and improve customer experience? How can you leverage digital capabilities to improve your Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) workflows, processes and checks? The task is not easy for financial institutions that have large, complex, legacy ecosystems, and standalone solutions and processes. However, all is not lost, with the emergence of specialist regtech providers that can help you leap frog heritage infrastructure and deploy new and improved workflows, systems and applications. This webinar will gauge the extent of digitalisation across onboarding, KYC and AML, review the latest market developments, and explore the capabilities of regtech tools that can help you solve the problems inherent in today’s onboarding processes, and enhance customer experience. If your organisation is working to improve customer experience, register for this webinar to find out more about: -The state of play on digitalising customer experience -Problems caused by legacy and standalone systems -Best practice approaches to digitalisation -Regtech tools that innovate KYC and AML processes -Guidance on how to set and achieve your goals]]> Tue, 06 Nov 2018 17:03:10 GMT /slideshow/regtech-how-to-digitalise-the-customer-experience-with-kyc-and-aml-innovation/122146727 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Regtech: How to digitalise the customer experience with KYC and AML Innovation LeighHill5 How can ‘digitalising’ client onboarding help to speed up data processing and improve customer experience? How can you leverage digital capabilities to improve your Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) workflows, processes and checks? The task is not easy for financial institutions that have large, complex, legacy ecosystems, and standalone solutions and processes. However, all is not lost, with the emergence of specialist regtech providers that can help you leap frog heritage infrastructure and deploy new and improved workflows, systems and applications. This webinar will gauge the extent of digitalisation across onboarding, KYC and AML, review the latest market developments, and explore the capabilities of regtech tools that can help you solve the problems inherent in today’s onboarding processes, and enhance customer experience. If your organisation is working to improve customer experience, register for this webinar to find out more about: -The state of play on digitalising customer experience -Problems caused by legacy and standalone systems -Best practice approaches to digitalisation -Regtech tools that innovate KYC and AML processes -Guidance on how to set and achieve your goals <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slideshareregtechkycamlinnovationslidedeck1118final-181106170311-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> How can ‘digitalising’ client onboarding help to speed up data processing and improve customer experience? How can you leverage digital capabilities to improve your Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) workflows, processes and checks? The task is not easy for financial institutions that have large, complex, legacy ecosystems, and standalone solutions and processes. However, all is not lost, with the emergence of specialist regtech providers that can help you leap frog heritage infrastructure and deploy new and improved workflows, systems and applications. This webinar will gauge the extent of digitalisation across onboarding, KYC and AML, review the latest market developments, and explore the capabilities of regtech tools that can help you solve the problems inherent in today’s onboarding processes, and enhance customer experience. If your organisation is working to improve customer experience, register for this webinar to find out more about: -The state of play on digitalising customer experience -Problems caused by legacy and standalone systems -Best practice approaches to digitalisation -Regtech tools that innovate KYC and AML processes -Guidance on how to set and achieve your goals

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0 Fast, Cheap, State of the Art: Optimising Execution Quality using Cloud Data, Python and Streaming Analytics /slideshow/fast-cheap-state-of-the-art-optimising-execution-quality-using-cloud-data-python-and-streaming-analytics/121444160 slideshareoptimisingexecutionqualityslidedeck1118final-181101165703
Trade execution is critical to competitive advantage, so how can it be optimised, what challenges does it present and what types of approaches and technologies can firms implement to resolve any problems? This webinar will consider new approaches to the old problems of optimised execution, the role of new technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) in improvement, and how to implement and integrate tools and technologies to build an efficient and cost-effective technology stack. It will also take a look into the future and discuss additional technologies and developments that could be added to the stack for even better decision making and execution going forward. Join the webinar to find out more about: -The criticality of optimised execution -How to approach optimisation Challenges to success -Technologies providing solutions -How to build an effective technology stack -Beneficial outcomes of a modern stack]]>
Trade execution is critical to competitive advantage, so how can it be optimised, what challenges does it present and what types of approaches and technologies can firms implement to resolve any problems? This webinar will consider new approaches to the old problems of optimised execution, the role of new technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) in improvement, and how to implement and integrate tools and technologies to build an efficient and cost-effective technology stack. It will also take a look into the future and discuss additional technologies and developments that could be added to the stack for even better decision making and execution going forward. Join the webinar to find out more about: -The criticality of optimised execution -How to approach optimisation Challenges to success -Technologies providing solutions -How to build an effective technology stack -Beneficial outcomes of a modern stack]]> Thu, 01 Nov 2018 16:57:03 GMT /slideshow/fast-cheap-state-of-the-art-optimising-execution-quality-using-cloud-data-python-and-streaming-analytics/121444160 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Fast, Cheap, State of the Art: Optimising Execution Quality using Cloud Data, Python and Streaming Analytics LeighHill5 Trade execution is critical to competitive advantage, so how can it be optimised, what challenges does it present and what types of approaches and technologies can firms implement to resolve any problems? This webinar will consider new approaches to the old problems of optimised execution, the role of new technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) in improvement, and how to implement and integrate tools and technologies to build an efficient and cost-effective technology stack. It will also take a look into the future and discuss additional technologies and developments that could be added to the stack for even better decision making and execution going forward. Join the webinar to find out more about: -The criticality of optimised execution -How to approach optimisation Challenges to success -Technologies providing solutions -How to build an effective technology stack -Beneficial outcomes of a modern stack <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slideshareoptimisingexecutionqualityslidedeck1118final-181101165703-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Trade execution is critical to competitive advantage, so how can it be optimised, what challenges does it present and what types of approaches and technologies can firms implement to resolve any problems? This webinar will consider new approaches to the old problems of optimised execution, the role of new technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) in improvement, and how to implement and integrate tools and technologies to build an efficient and cost-effective technology stack. It will also take a look into the future and discuss additional technologies and developments that could be added to the stack for even better decision making and execution going forward. Join the webinar to find out more about: -The criticality of optimised execution -How to approach optimisation Challenges to success -Technologies providing solutions -How to build an effective technology stack -Beneficial outcomes of a modern stack

Fast, Cheap, State of the Art: Optimising Execution Quality using Cloud Data, Python and Streaming Analytics from Leigh Hill

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0 Balancing Regulatory Transparency with Data Protection /slideshow/balancing-regulatory-transparency-with-data-protection/116503650 slidesharemarklogicbalancingregulatorytransparencyslidedeck0918final-180925161127
Balancing the use of personal data required by Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID) as part of its transparency regime with the personal data protection rules set out in General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a tough task – tell us everything, but keep it secret – that many financial institutions are struggling with. How can they store personal data for five or seven years as required by MiFID II when GDPR states that data should be kept for no longer than necessary? And how can they respond to data subjects’ requests to exercise the right to be forgotten under GDPR when the transparency requirements of MiFID II allow no such thing? The webinar will consider the conflicts around personal data that result from MiFID II and GDPR requirements, and detail how they can be reconciled to meet the needs of both regulations while avoiding the exorbitant fines of non-compliance with GDPR. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Personal data requirements of MiFID II and GDPR -Conflicts arising from these requirements -Best practice approaches to reconciliation -Technology solutions to support compliance -Practical examples of conflict and resolution]]>
Balancing the use of personal data required by Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID) as part of its transparency regime with the personal data protection rules set out in General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a tough task – tell us everything, but keep it secret – that many financial institutions are struggling with. How can they store personal data for five or seven years as required by MiFID II when GDPR states that data should be kept for no longer than necessary? And how can they respond to data subjects’ requests to exercise the right to be forgotten under GDPR when the transparency requirements of MiFID II allow no such thing? The webinar will consider the conflicts around personal data that result from MiFID II and GDPR requirements, and detail how they can be reconciled to meet the needs of both regulations while avoiding the exorbitant fines of non-compliance with GDPR. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Personal data requirements of MiFID II and GDPR -Conflicts arising from these requirements -Best practice approaches to reconciliation -Technology solutions to support compliance -Practical examples of conflict and resolution]]> Tue, 25 Sep 2018 16:11:27 GMT /slideshow/balancing-regulatory-transparency-with-data-protection/116503650 LeighHill5@slideshare.net(LeighHill5) Balancing Regulatory Transparency with Data Protection LeighHill5 Balancing the use of personal data required by Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID) as part of its transparency regime with the personal data protection rules set out in General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a tough task – tell us everything, but keep it secret – that many financial institutions are struggling with. How can they store personal data for five or seven years as required by MiFID II when GDPR states that data should be kept for no longer than necessary? And how can they respond to data subjects’ requests to exercise the right to be forgotten under GDPR when the transparency requirements of MiFID II allow no such thing? The webinar will consider the conflicts around personal data that result from MiFID II and GDPR requirements, and detail how they can be reconciled to meet the needs of both regulations while avoiding the exorbitant fines of non-compliance with GDPR. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Personal data requirements of MiFID II and GDPR -Conflicts arising from these requirements -Best practice approaches to reconciliation -Technology solutions to support compliance -Practical examples of conflict and resolution <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/slidesharemarklogicbalancingregulatorytransparencyslidedeck0918final-180925161127-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Balancing the use of personal data required by Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID) as part of its transparency regime with the personal data protection rules set out in General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a tough task – tell us everything, but keep it secret – that many financial institutions are struggling with. How can they store personal data for five or seven years as required by MiFID II when GDPR states that data should be kept for no longer than necessary? And how can they respond to data subjects’ requests to exercise the right to be forgotten under GDPR when the transparency requirements of MiFID II allow no such thing? The webinar will consider the conflicts around personal data that result from MiFID II and GDPR requirements, and detail how they can be reconciled to meet the needs of both regulations while avoiding the exorbitant fines of non-compliance with GDPR. Register for the webinar to find out more about: -Personal data requirements of MiFID II and GDPR -Conflicts arising from these requirements -Best practice approaches to reconciliation -Technology solutions to support compliance -Practical examples of conflict and resolution

Balancing Regulatory Transparency with Data Protection from Leigh Hill

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