Financial market data and analysis is an indispensable component of global investment and trading and it’s growing all the time – in volume, variety, and value.
In search of a competitive advantage, firms have turned to non-traditional data and are finding ever more uses for financial data of all sorts, making keeping track of who is consuming what and how an increasingly complex task.
Inflation rates unseen in decades, spiraling energy costs, soaring interest rates and falling economic growth: uncertainty is everywhere this year and, especially for the unprepared, 2024 looks like being another challenge.
Domestic budgets are tight, as are those of financial firms large or small as some investors pull in their horns and try to figure how the current turmoil will play out. In this environment, everyone wants clarity and demands value for money.
Market data management systems are evolving to provide consumers with the insights they need to optimize their spending and make the most of their ever-more complex subscriptions, while those without a purpose-designed system face major financial risks in keeping their costs under control.
That was the key theme of Richard Mundell, Chief Product Officer of market-leading enterprise subscription management company TRG Screen, in a presentation to this year’s DKF conference.
Financial institutions – large and small – keep struggling to keep track of their market data spend, usage and compliance accurately and efficiently - potentially risking unnecessary costs, and prompting more to seek outside help.
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The world of financial market data never stands still but 2022 is shaping up to be especially challenging for consumers of this vital information that underpins trade and investment in all financial assets.
Markets remain volatile, emphasizing the value of reliable and timely financial data. At the same time, inflation in the developed world is soaring for the first time in years, prompting firms to keep a hawkish eye on data costs and usage.
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