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A utility model for trade operations could help large banks save up to $4 billion annually, according to a white paper from Broadridge.
Cost-cutting and the crush of regulatory compliance are making a utility model for processing and sharing the costs of trade operations, including core post-trade systems, more likely, according to a new study from by Broadridge Financial Solutions. The utility model, which would incorporate reference data, reconciliations, trade expense management, corporate actions, and tax and regulatory...
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