Wall Street & Technology: August 2010
THE GOLD BOOK 2010: With Wall Street firms emerging from the financial crisis, cost containment is again taking a back seat to innovative thinking and technology development, the themes that the WS&T Gold Book was conceived to highlight. The 2010 honorees represent a diverse swath of the capital markets industry - including an exchange, two global banks, an investment management firm and an online retail FX firm. But all five of this year's CIOs are stepping up to the challenge of supporting their firms' growth with creative ideas, innovative technology solutions and strong leadership.
THE HONOREES:
Kevin Kometer, CME Group
John Fiore, BNY Mellon
Larry Cohn, Baron Capital
Christopher Perretta, State Street Corp.
Andrew Haines, Gain Capital
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
Larry Tabb on the Demise of the Corporate Data Center
Q&A With NYSE EVP and co-CIO Steve Rubinow
Focus in Financial Services Has Returned to Growth, IBM's Steve Mills Asserts
The Fallout of the New Regulatory Focus
Measuring Global Competitiveness
And more ...
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