CPPIB's Hurley Looks at Four Areas of Innovation

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Jeff Hurley delivered the keynote address at this year's Toronto Trading Architecture Summit

Investment Book of Record (IBOR)

Like some other Canadian buy-side firms, CPPIB, which manages over $200 billion, has invested in building an IBOR platform, which is used to ensure accurate reconciliation against accounting systems, custodians and fund administrators.

While accounting systems focus on end-of-day information, portfolio managers require start-of-day information so that they can look into their investable cash. Hurley says that IBOR platforms come in three flavors: an IBOR attached

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