The client, a global asset manager, requested GreySpark to assess, design and implement a program to deliver MiFID II compliance in time for the January 3rd 2018 deadline.
The client, a global wealth management firm, requested GreySpark assess, design and implement a program to deliver MiFiD II compliance in time for the January 3rd 2018 deadline.
The client had embarked upon an investment on colocation technology for their FX Pricing Engines to be located close to the source of their providers of FX market price streams.
As part of a major transformation programme, the client wanted to review the technology underpinning their eTrading platform.
The bank identified a potential serious loss which was raised to the regulator and resulted in a substantial fine.
Years of organic business growth had left the bank with a large, global work-force but no centralised organisational and supervisory hierarchy reporting or management.
The client required independent and expert advice in electronic trading and digital investment banking in order to support key technology decisions.
The bank was experiencing severe limitations on its Euro Government and Credit Bonds trading platforms.
As a result of recent US regulations (the Dodd-Frank Act), the client was eager to understand the implications the changes will have on their current and planned future swaps trading businesses.