
Anthony Malakian
Anthony joined WatersTechnology in October 2009. He is the Editor-in-Chief of WatersTechnology Group, running all editorial operations for the publication. Prior to joining WatersTechnology, he was a senior associate editor covering the banking industry at American Banker. Before that, he was a sports reporter at daily newspaper The Journal News. You can reach him at anthony.malakian@infopro-digital.com or at +646-490-3973.
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Articles by Anthony Malakian
Tweeting for Dollars: Can Twitter Help Land New Clients?
While using Twitter for sentiment analysis has shown some promise, Anthony believes it has its drawbacks in terms of drumming up new business.
It's All Semantics: Top-Tier Banks Investigate Semantic Technology for Data Management
Semantic technology, while still for the most part in the conceptual phase in the capital markets, is a term that is becoming more than just a whisper inside financial institutions. By Anthony Malakian
Firms Move Away From Siloed Data Management Tack
Firms are increasingly moving away from a siloed, departmental data management strategy to an enterprise-wide one, which, according to GoldenSource, requires a broader data coverage approach.
Firms Move Away From Siloed Data Management Tack
Firms are increasingly moving away from a siloed, departmental data management strategy to an enterprise-wide one, which, according to GoldenSource, requires a broader data coverage approach.
That Helpless Feeling: DDoS Attacks, Anonymous and Wall Street
Distributed denial of service attacks are nearly impossible to stop. But firms aren't completely helpless in defending against these coordinated assaults, either. By Anthony Malakian
That Helpless Feeling: DDoS Attacks, Anonymous and Wall Street
Distributed denial of service attacks are nearly impossible to stop. But firms aren't completely helpless in defending against these coordinated assaults, either. By Anthony Malakian
Linedata to Add NYSE Technologies' Liquidity Discovery Tool
Linedata's buy-side clients can also communicate with a pool of more than 650 sell-side institutions through NYSE Technologies' order routing service.
BNY Mellon Opens New Seoul-Based Office
BNY Mellon to expand presence in the region with new office.
The Haziness of Semantics
While the term "semantics" is starting to pique Wall Street’s interest, actual proof that it is a viable technology is still a while away.
ETC Taps SEI for New ETF Platform
Yorkville ETF Advisors will be the first to use the platform and work with SEI.
Futures Market Ripe for Algo Providers
Buy-side firms will be looking for brokers that can provide better pricing decisions and the integration of prices from other instruments and asset classes, according to a new report.
Indata Sees Greater Buy-Side Adoption of Cloud-based Portfolio Management System (Q&A)
Indata's David Csiki says that on the buy side there is very little resistance to the cloud, which is a significant change from just a couple of years ago.
Rohatyn to Market Proprietary Data Quality Solution
Rohatyn is ready to unveil an in-house-built data quality platform. This is not something the hedge fun intended to do, but it has brought confidence back to the portfolio managers and has created an efficient data program throughout the firm. By Anthony…
Some Quick Thoughts on SS&C Capturing Portia
Anthony is on vacation, but that doesn't mean his opinions have gone silent.
Paladyne Unveils Version 8.0 of Portfolio Management Solution
Enhancements include expanded functionality for OTC valuation, modeling, and algo integration, as well as broader connectivity to its FIX broker network, and integration with Omgeo's CTM service.
Redline Releases Pre-Trade Risk Solution
The vendor says it will expand the offering into new asset classes and for smart order-routing in the coming months.
Charles River Discusses Future Enhancements to Data Service
Charles River plans to expand support for international fixed-income instruments and constituent-level benchmark data.
Anthony Malakian: Getting Schooled in Data Quality
After writing a feature on data quality this month, Anthony has some new opinions on the issue of data quality—even if he still knows more about how to bet on horses than solving the industry’s data woes.
Zombies and Clouds and BCP—Oh My!
Sure, a zombie attack is unlikely, but isn't preparing for the unexpected the whole point of business-continuity planning?
Capco Adds to NY Office
Mark Reeves will move from London to New York to focus on North America operations.
No Turning Back: Firms Forge Ahead on Data Quality
In light of the global regulatory environment and firms looking to become more efficient while cutting costs, data quality has become a focal point for many technologists. However, the challenges are many and there’s still confusion as to who owns the…
Advent Lands Waterfield Advisors
Mumbai-based Waterfield Advisors to use Advent to 'form the backbone of the client support and service strategy,' at the firm.
Not All Attacks Are Hacks
Were the DoS attacks on Nasdaq and Bats the first wave of a greater assault to come?