This report - a collaboration between Chartis and n-Tier - highlights the importance of data management in managing risk, particularly for sell-side and market-based financial institutions with complex requirements across front-, middle- and back-office functions. These companies have highly complex technical and data architectures that comprise systems ranging from cutting-edge to legacy – and which can pose significant challenges.
By leveraging flexible data management solutions, financial institutions can improve data quality, reduce costs and ensure they comply with regulatory requirements. But enabling data management is no longer a choice between maintaining or replacing infrastructure – it now involves a spectrum of options. This report examines some of the benefits and challenges of taking the flexible approach.
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