Watching For Big Data Adoption in 2015

BNP Paribas CDO Sees Big Data, Ownership and BCBS 239 as Keys in 2015

Vincent Benita
Vincent Benita, chief data officer, BNP Paribas

In a series of Q&As to appear over the last few weeks of 2014, Inside Reference Data is asking financial services data management industry experts what the trends are likely to be in 2015 for data management, how legal entity identifier (LEI) implementation will proceed, and how data may be gaining importance and attention at the highest leadership level in firms. Today, we hear from Vincent Benita, chief data officer at BNP Paribas.

What new technologies will impact reference data this year?

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