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Order out of chaos
Demands for increased cost efficiency and STP are causing asset managers to seek out more sophisticated order management systems. This article includes comments from Baring Asset Management and Rothschild Asset Management regarding their implementations of LatentZero's products.
Published - Banking Technology, November 2002
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Buy to comply
From a traditional buy-side perspective, compliance has been treated as a business process that has had to be endured, but not embraced. But with recent high-profile corporate blow ups and industry regulators on both sides of the Atlantic seemingly gowing teeth, compliance is an area firms can ill afford to neglect.
Published - BuySide IT, October 2002
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It Pays For Fixed Income Managers To Buy Compliance Technology
Automated compliance management software in the specialised world of fixed income holds the key for asset managers to control their financial risk, maintain client relationships and win new business in these turbulent times, says Adrian Pay, of LatentZero. Below, he tells GC.com readers why it makes sense to invest in compliance technology.
Published - Global Custodian, October 2002
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The customer is always right
Client pressure means it is no longer acceptable for an investment maanger's compliance function to be a back office, manual function.
Published - STP Magazine, September 2002
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Corporate collapses change role of compliance
To prevent exposure to massive claims, compliance technology is increasingly moving to the front office.
Published - Waters Magazine, September 2002
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Back to the front
Michelle Neal, head of projects at LatentZero, discusses some of the key challenges in the front office and how they are being addressed.
Published - Global Investment Services, September 2002
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Buying into the future with OMS and trading technology
For many asset managers, front office technology is the last piece to be considered in the straight-through-processing jigsaw. But with so much hinging on being able to support FIX and have access to new liquidity sources, choosing the right order management and trading system is a crucial decision for asset managers. Michelle Neal discusses some of the key challenges in the front office and how they are being addressed.
Published - AMITA Newsletter, July 2002
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Compliance technology holds the key to client management
by Richard Jones, Managing Director of LatentZero
Fund managers are under attack from all sides. Clients are scrutinising their performance like never before, demanding instant service and transparency, while regulators all over the world are escalating the cost of compliance failures; there are no more 'taps on the shoulder', just hefty fines and damaging media coverage. And to cap it all, the global equity markets show no signs of recovery.
Published - Tiger Projects Investment Management newsletter, July 2002
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A zero-latency enterprise
The biggest risk that investment management firms face is reputation risk, according to a recently published TowerGroup report. Operational failures and poor relative portfolio performance can have a detrimental impact on a firm's reputation and its subsequent ability to attract and retain assets.
Published - FOW (Futures and Options World), June 2002
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