Contributor: Daniel Parker
This blog post was originally published on TabbFORUM. Over the past few years, the financial markets have undergone significant infrastructure realignment caused in part by global regulatory responses to the most recent financial crisis. For market participants, this has led to a frenzy of internal collaboration for the purpose of process reconfiguration – specifically for post-trade processing. Although changing regulations continue to inspire enhancements of post-trade servicing for the benefit of a streamlined workflow, the genuine compelling push concerning post-trade harmonization is industry-driven innovation and its response to liquidity deficiency and settlement risk concerns – many of which are cross-border relevant.... read more
