What’s in store for 2004

HEDGE FUND & INVESTMENT TECHNOLOGY | FEATURE: 2004 OUTLOOK

When we look back at the technology trends of 2003, certain trends spring to mind -- ASPs, outsourcing and offshoring, compliance and risk management, for instance. But as we step into 2004, the big question pertaining to buy-side technology is whether this year will usher in a host of new products and services, or whether it will simply be a case of more of the same. By Victor Anderson

Will 2003 will be remembered as the year that the global slowdown finally started to loosen its hold on the

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