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Special Report![]() Compliance TechnologyAs firms get up to speed on regulatory requirements for the archiving of electronic communications, they increasingly will be in the market for compliance technology, much of it from third-party service providers. Outsourcing is an insurance policy, notes LiveOffices Matt Smith. Being out of compliance makes everybody look bad. Also in this report: Best-execution regulations in the U.S. and Europe are driving broker-dealers to adopt new technology or bolster existing systems; firms are beefing up their pre-trade compliance software; IT investments and systems integration could cut compliance costs; and more. ContentsPlaying Catch-up in E-archivingAs firms get up to speed on electronic communications archiving requirements, many will be looking for help from third-party vendors. The High Cost of Best ExecutionMarket-structure-altering regulations in the U.S. and Europe are driving brokers to adopt new technology or boost the performance of existing systems. But some firms may be avoiding the issue altogether. Pre-trade Compliance: Better, Cheaper, FasterAs regulators and clients demand better transparency, reporting and accountability, securities firms are beefing up their pre-trade compliance technology. Compliance Is Still People-PoweredAs compliance spending grows at a rapid clip at U.S. financial institutions, some are making investments in technology and integrating systems, which should ultimately cut costs, according to a Deloitte report. Iron Mountain: Toward a Paperless OfficeIron Mountain is providing clients with hosted storage and quick access to digital copies of their physical records. Recent Special ReportsOTC DerivativesContents Best Execution & Transaction Cost AnalysisContents Special Reports Index |
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