Top Stories of 2014: IBOR Takes Hold on the Buy Side

From case studies to special reports, a look at IBOR in 2014

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As IBOR-related projects grow on the buy side, skeptics remain.

Last year the term IBOR was rapidly gaining popularity in Europe and in Canada, but in the United States there seemed to be skepticism on the buy side. Well, when you look at the number of vendors entering into the IBOR fray, that skepticism has appeared to wane a bit in 2014.

But one can't help notice that these US firms are still not actively talking about their wares. So as the IBOR pool fills with vendors, 2015 might be the year that decides the winners and losers and whether these platforms

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