Monica Summerville
Capital Markets Technology Research Head at Celent
Focused on the intersection of capital markets & technology. My opinions are just that.
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1 month ago |
celent.com | Cubillas Ding |Monica Summerville
Early results from our IT Dimensions 2025 survey show that IT budget growth is accelerating as firms balance the need for efficiency against a desire for transformational change. Last year’s Dimensions Survey indicated a drive toward regulatory compliance and cyber resilience, as well as improving agility and scale. We expect this trend to continue with the implementation of new regulations, such as DORA, in 2025.
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2 months ago |
celent.com | Monica Summerville
Celent has been covering the technology impacts of the increased interest in private assets investing for some time now. This trend has its roots in the aftermath of the Great Financial Crash when lower interest rates drove institutional investors to find higher yields/returns. The story has continued and despite higher interest rates, allocation to this asset class continues to grow.
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2 months ago |
tradersmagazine.com | Monica Summerville
By Monica Summerville, Head of Capital Markets, Celent For buy side and sell side firms, alike, enhancing the customer experience (CX) is one of the top priorities driving IT strategies. Meeting—or exceeding—client expectations is central to good business. That’s true in capital markets, where focusing on client-centricity and client enablement is essential for effective implementation of tech initiatives, as I’ve addressed before.
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2 months ago |
celent.com | Monica Summerville
By Monica Summerville, Head of Capital MarketsFor buy side and sell side firms, alike, enhancing the customer experience (CX) is one of the top priorities driving IT strategies. Meeting—or exceeding—client expectations is central to good business. That’s true in capital markets, where focusing on client-centricity and client enablement is essential for effective implementation of tech initiatives.
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2 months ago |
celent.com | Monica Summerville
The U.S. Treasury Market is the largest and most liquid sovereign debt market in the world. Currently, trading activity is split between two clearing processes: bilaterally-cleared and centrally-cleared transactions. The U.S. Treasury clearing rule amendments adopted in December 2023 by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) require a significantly larger portion of the U.S. Treasury and cash repo markets to be centrally cleared.
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