Wall Street & Technology: December 2009
2010 CAPITAL MARKETS OUTLOOK: Even as many financial firms realized near-record profits in 2009,the economy continued to limp along, job losses mounted and banks failed in increasing numbers. So what will 2010 have in store for Wall Street CIOs? Wall Street & Technology examines the top 10 trends that will shape the capital markets in the coming year.
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CME Group leverages cutting-edge technology to transform the 111-year-old Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
Financial risk modelers don't care if their models work, according to Paul Wilmott.
Larry Tabb prognosticates about 2010.
Wall Street quants feel misunderstood.
And more ...
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