Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) and the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) require huge volumes of data to be sourced and managed. This webinar will discuss what sort of data analytics you need to implement to be able to process and analyse MiFID II data, and what risk model data, solutions and services you need to comply with both MiFID II and FRTB risk requirements. It will also consider best practice around these issues in the market and provide expert guidance.
Join the webinar to find out about:
- MiFID II data analytics
- Risk modelling for MiFID II and FRTB
- Data management challenges
- Best practice approaches
- Technology solutions
Speakers:
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Moderator: Andrew Delaney, Chief Content Officer, |
Thomas Kennedy, Global Head of Analytic Services, Financial & Risk Division, Thomson Reuters |
Kurt Eldridge, Global Sales Director, SmartStream |
More About Our Speakers:
Thomas Kennedy
Global Head of Analytic Services, Financial & Risk Division
Thomson Reuters
Thomas Kennedy is an accomplished and high performing business executive with deep expertise in the application of analytics, cloud services and emerging technologies and a passion for big data. He joined Thomson Reuters in 2010 and has since held a number of roles in product management playing a critical part in the development of the Thomson Reuters Analytics and Platform business. Prior to joining Thomson Reuters, Thomas worked at KX Systems and at Pie Screening Ltd where as the CTO, he was key in the development of the firm’s real-time supply chain platform. Thomas holds a Master of Science degree in Financial Services from the University of Limerick.
Kurt Eldridge
Global Sales Director
SmartStream
Kurt Eldridge is the Global Sales Director responsible for all client interactions both sales and post sales for the region. He works closely with both the product and development teams to ensure the solutions are meeting market requirements.
Kurt joined SmartStream in 2007 initially managing the managing the Australian operation and growing the business over 200% within three years. Over the last 5 years Kurt has worked with in various global areas of the sales organization, including opening the Canadian business prior to moving to New York Office. Previously Kurt has worked for a number of investment banks in Commodities and Futures trading roles as well as number of fintech business. Directly prior to SmartStream he managed the financial services practice for Gartner providing consulting and research services to the Australian banking market. He brings a unique view point of trading and technology consulting experience to the client services side of the organization.
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