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Michael Shashoua

Michael Shashoua is editor of Inside Reference Data, a role he began in 2011. He joined Incisive Media in 2009 as deputy editor of Sell-Side Technology. His experience covering financial services industry operational issues includes eight years as senior editor of Global Investment Technology, and two years as an editor at The Deal. Shashoua completed a master's degree in Media Management at Fordham University in 2013, and began his career as a reporter and copy editor in local newspapers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida.

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Articles by Michael Shashoua

Standardizing SDRs and CCPs

Among debates and discussions at Sibos in Toronto, industry players considered how to manage OTC derivatives data through central counterparties and swap data repositories

XBRL Begins to Catch on in Japan

Tokyo markets are sorting out accounting issues and other limits encountered by the data format, with an eye toward compatibility with international reporting standards

Sibos 2011: Increasing Importance of Efficiency

At Sibos in Toronto, Phil Lynch, president and CEO of Asset Control, speaks about reference data issues surfacing at the conference, and how the economic downturn has increased the importance of efficiency in financial firms' operational equations

Tokyo Diary 3

Discussions at today's Tokyo Financial Information Summit covered data management challenges in the Japanese markets

Tokyo Diary 2

In Tokyo for this week's Financial Information Summit, Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua looks at how the country's March disaster is reshaping business continuity planning. This is a second entry of a diary about Tokyo data and market…

Tokyo Diary 1

Leading up to Incisive Media's Tokyo Financial Information Summit this week, Inside Reference Data editor Michael Shashoua looks at a few basics for data users and market participants

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