vp, SunGard China, head of banks & corporations

31
Mar
2010

The evolution of corporate treasuries in China

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Today there is an undeniable shift occurring amongst treasuries in China towards centralization and sophistication of systems and processes. Corporations in China are no longer viewing treasury as simply an isolated department, but rather as a more encompassing function that impacts the organization’s financial health as a whole.... read more

vice president, risk solutions, SunGard's capital markets business

30
Mar
2010

2010 trends in risk management

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Over the past eighteen months, we have all seen how events have altered the perception of risk management, both inside and outside an organization. Has increased scrutiny on risk managers translated into tangible changes to the way risk is currently being approached?... read more

director of solutions marketing, SunGard’s wealth management business

30
Mar
2010

ABA Wealth Management and Trust: Strategies for the new investment reality

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Hundreds of senior wealth management and trust executives recently gathered at the 2010 ABA Wealth Management and Trust Conference in Phoenix Arizona to discuss the strategies needed to help their firms meet top line goals and better manage new regulations.... read more

product director, SunGard’s capital markets business

25
Mar
2010

On the value of historians as risk managers?

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One of the casualties of the recent crash has been the decline in the credibility of the "quant". This may be no bad thing. Although, I certainly do not advocate giving up on quantitative methods, which are here to stay in a world of derivatives, electronic trading and algorithmic trading. I do believe that other disciplines have much to add to the analysis and management of risk. ... read more

senior manager, SunGard Global Services

23
Mar
2010

Renewed regulatory pressure on reporting

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The SEC went through a re-organization of its Enforcement Division, which had not happened for more than 30 years. The Division of Enforcement has realigned its 1,100 employees within five National Specialized Units and is expected to scrutinize asset managers and investment advisers. To fulfill its mission, the SEC will rely on enhanced investigative approaches and technology. It will also rely on its new Office of Market Intelligence to investigate tips and complaints.... read more