Editors letter

The Curious Case of the Nifty

The Flash Crash on India’s exchange highlights the perils of instituting catchy mechanisms like circuit breakers without really analyzing what causes problems in the first place.

The Two-Day Maneuver

For something relatively simple in concept, the shortening of settlement cycles can be rather complex in practice. Moving away from T+3, though, is inevitable, and it has a solid groundswell of support within both the buy and sell sides.

Sense and Sensitivity

Although compliance spend is skyrocketing upwards in advance of new regulations, and there are technical revamps involved, a lot of the processes involved are described as common sense by many. Despite this, there's still an element of over-reach to some…

Through the Looking Glass

Sometimes it can feel as if the era of in-house development is over. Outsourcing, software-as-a-service, cloud computing and incoming regulation over capital adequacy requirements and increasingly stringent best practice guidelines have certainly changed…

The Quiet Side of Reform

While regulation grabs headlines, the work that goes on around accommodating new rules, just as important as the process of making laws, is often quietly discussed despite great efforts involved. Ongoing standardization aims to ease the birth of new…

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