Agile Drives Schroders Technology, Strategic Developments

Schroders CTO Stewart Carmichael details how the investment firm is embracing change through the adoption of the Agile methodology.

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Stewart Carmichael, CTO at Schroders, gives the morning keynote at ETAS 2016.

The importance of tradition and heritage within the financial ecosystem can never be underestimated, although when it comes to technological advancements, it can have its drawbacks.

For Schroders, a UK-based asset management firm with a global presence and a 200-year history, the transition to the digital era is an ongoing process, said the firm's CTO Stewart Carmichael during his morning keynote address at this year's European Trading Architecture Summit in London.

"Schroders has been around

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