fasterMESSAGING AUTOMATION and STP Podcast - Intro
AUTOMATION AND STP, held 23 June in London, taped Intel’s sight of market innovation to paint a cross section across the rapidly changing landscape.
The life blood of financial services and global commerce is built around the exchange of messages between counterparties to trades and transactions.
Whether it be securities or trade value chains, agreements are struck to trade and settlement proceeds through to payment through mediums and parties often unknown to each other.
SWIFT has blazed the trail in standardizing settlement message formats and created a transition in the industry over the last 30 years. Other message formats and bodies have followed successfully, FIX Protocol Limited for equities, RosettaNet for technology, and technology and data initiatives such as FpML, AMQP.
Arriving at standards has proved an horrendous complex journey, during which time a thriving industry has been bred in technologies and ASP services between communicating lingua franca or simply take the pain away in an service contract.
Today we arrive at new market structures – RegNMS and MiFID have been commented upon in global securities, SEPA stands to change the landscape for European payments and new technologies could revolutionise the manner in which counterparties communicate – functional disintermediation through automation is a real possibility.
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How does one actually download these to an iPod? They appear to only be available on the website, and not saveable ? I’d like to listen to them during the commute.
Thank you for the suggestion David. We will add iTunes and download links asap. Please check back next week!
What is the name and contact information of the producer of the FasterMessaging Automation and STP podcast? Who would I contact if I wanted to pitch a potential guest for the host of the podcast to interview?
Hi Adreana
The Podcast is produced by Voices in Business. Please feel free to give me a call on +44 (0) 1892 832652 or to e-mail me at mike@voicesinbusiness.com
Best regards,
Mike O’Hara
Voices in Business
http://www.voicesinbusiness.com