In the press
February 4th 2011: ISO Standards for Legal Entity Data are More Important Than Those for Corporate Actions, Says PaceMetrics' Giblin
In the fifth in the A-Team Insight series of talking heads on the challenges surrounding entity data management in the current market, Giblin explains why the development of entity identification standards is critical for the market and why this must be done in a global context.
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February 3rd 2011: Compliance officers should not 'ring-fence' their knowledge
Compliance and other areas of the financial services business increasingly bleed into each other, according to a data solutions provider. Gerry Giblin, chief executive of PaceMetrics, said that in the new regulatory environment knowledge of compliance was becoming increasingly important across all areas of business, and compliance departments should not ring-fence knowledge. He said: "Compliance is an ever more serious consideration when buying new technology and investing in staff. If compliance departments adapt the way they work to take account of this, and operate more as internal consultants rather than ring-fencing knowledge, I think they will find themselves actually growing in importance within the business." Giblin said that, in his view, what really mattered for financial institutions was to try to develop a workforce with a more holistic view. "Rather than seeing your staff as split into areas of specialisation such as technology and operations, compliance, investment and...
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January 2011: Revamp requires big investment on buyside
January 2011: An article by Gerry Giblin, CEO at PaceMetrics
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The industrialisation of data management
Magazine Page 52 (PDF page 60)
The rising flood of data in both front- and back-offices, the hopeless complexity of standards and the pressures of risk and regulation are too great for traditional data management processes to support.
Bob Giffords
Dodd-Frank sends banks on journey into the great unknown
For a
legislative tome running to more than two thousand pages, the Dodd-Frank Wall
Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act is remarkably short on detail....
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"There are very few buyside firms that have dealt with the issue of data silos effectively.."
(The article is on Page 40 of June 2010 edition)
Opinion: Comply or Compete? Data Governance Delivers the Balance
28th July 2010: In this article, Norbert Boon, global head of solutions at PaceMetrics, looks at how banks can best cope in the risk averse, more transparent new world order, while maintaining a sharp competitive edge
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Change or be changed!
Vendors in the data management space are watching with interest as new, stringent regulatory pressure is applied to financial market players.
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Systemic risk management will require enterprise-wide information gathering
Source: Operational Risk & Regulation | 05 May 2010
PaceMetrics' Giblin and Boon Talk up the Benefits of a Lean EDM Model
It may have been a quiet start for PaceMetrics in the enterprise data management (EDM) space when it bagged its first EDM client back in 2004, but the vendor is hoping to raise its profile in the space over the course of this year, according to CEO Gerry Giblin and director of global sales and marketing Norbert Boon.
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