Inter-system reconciliations – why data...
Inter-system reconciliations refer to the process of comparing and aligning data between different internal systems – such as front-office trading...
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Inter-system reconciliations refer to the process of comparing and aligning data between different internal systems – such as front-office trading...
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Germany’s MiKaDiv regime and the EU FASTER Directive will transform how financial institutions report investment income and manage tax relief, with...
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Before investing and implementing any tool – for automating reconciliations or otherwise – it’s important to evaluate what you’re currently working...
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MiKaDiv, Germany’s new digital reporting procedure which introduces new reporting requirements through the custody chain for investment income such...
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We recently attended PostTrade 360, where we hosted a panel discussion featuring insights from two of our customers – Michael Mortensen, Managing...
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If your organisation is one dealing with hundreds, thousands, or even millions of lines of reconciliation data every day, then it’s time to look for...
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MiKaDiv (Mitteilungsverfahren Kapitalerträge Dividenden) is Germany’s new digital reporting procedure for investment income, including dividends and...
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Is your team spending more time chasing spreadsheets than driving strategy?
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In Capital Markets, reconciliations can range from a few rows to millions of transactions. Yet many firms still rely on manual processes, which...
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Operational efficiency is a competitive necessity. Yet, 62% of firms still manage up to a quarter of their data manually, according to our research...
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At this year’s SIFMA Ops Conference, operations professionals explored the evolving landscape of capital markets, from the shift to T+1 settlement to...
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Capital markets are under pressure to do more with less. As trade volumes surge and regulatory demands intensify, firms can no longer afford the...
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