Eliot Raman Jones

1 month ago | waterstechnology.com | Eliot Raman Jones

Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page One of the first fields impacted by ChatGPT after its release in November 2022 was coding. To an experienced quant, long stacks of code across a variety of different coding languages had traditionally been a time sink, if not a barrier. Large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s GPT-4, Codex, and Google’s Codey let quants convert natural-language requests into usable code and check its accuracy.

1 month ago | waterstechnology.com | Eliot Raman Jones

As a bitter Arsenal fan who watched our arch-rivals lift a European Cup yesterday evening despite us finishing at least 41 points ahead of them in the league, I’m going to keep this brief. Now, the headlines. Announced this weekDroit integrates LSEG shareholder disclosure data into Position Reporting productRegtech provider Droit has announced the integration of London Stock Exchange Group’s shareholder disclosure data into its Position Reporting product. The combination of this data with Droit’s

1 month ago | waterstechnology.com | Eliot Raman Jones

Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page Conversation around the Consolidated Audit Trail has been contentious since it was first proposed in 2010, with its cost and the information collection at the forefront of those discussions. With a new chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission having taken office last month, three major exchanges are pleading their cases to further declaw the CAT.

1 month ago | waterstechnology.com | Eliot Raman Jones

Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page On Wednesday morning at the Convene Sancroft, a venue flanked by St. Paul’s Cathedral and the London Stock Exchange, technology experts coolly calculated the costs of moving with the times.

1 month ago | waterstechnology.com | Eliot Raman Jones

Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page BlackRock’s acquisition of private markets data provider Preqin last year attracted significant attention not because of the deal itself—a large institution buying a boutique data provider is hardly novel—but for its price. At $3.2 billion, the deal was 13 times the vendor’s forecasted 2024 revenue, $240 million, but the premium was handwaved away by BlackRock CEO Larry Fink as a small price to pay.