The IMD Wrap: Talk about ‘live’ data, NAFIS 2024 is here

This year’s North American Financial Information Summit takes place this week, with an expanded agenda. Max highlights some of the must-attend sessions and new topics. But first, a history lesson...

It was a sunny fall day in London in 2002. I was working on a weekly newsletter called Dealing With Technology (previously known as Trading Technology Week), and I was headed to the first conference organized by our sibling newsletter Inside Market Data to listen to people talk about ticker plants, dumb terminals, real-time and delayed data, and reference data. At the time, these were all subjects I knew nothing about.

Little did I know then that within a year, I’d be working on IMD and editing

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