Spotlight on Special Reports
Over the past week, Buy-Side Technology has renewed its focus on special reports issued by financial technology consultancies.
This week's coverage includes a Tabb Group report on broken brokerage business models, an Aite Group evaluation of hosted portfolio management systems currently on the market, and a Celent study on the Dodd-Frank Act's impact on various derivatives trading counterparties.
Along with our coverage of breaking financial technology news, we'll be expanding online coverage of consultancy research, analysis and white papers related to asset and hedge fund management industries, as well as their counterparties, in order to provide a fuller picture of what's going on for subscribers.
Stewart Eisenhart
Deputy Edito, Buy Side
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