Brad Levy, CEO, and Michael Lynch, COO, recently joined Trader TV to share insights on the evolving landscape of financial markets. In a series of interviews Symphony and Trader TV delve into key trends shaping the industry, from the increasing demand for interoperability to the transformative potential of agentic AI and cloud adoption.
Brad Levy delves into how he sees strategic technology decisions as critical to tackling financial institutions’ rising cost and performance pressures, in this Trader TV interview.
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Michael Lynch delves deeper into the impact T+1, AI and integrated, cloud-native technology can play in front-office efficiencies and performance, in this Trader TV interview.
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Brad discusses the biggest drivers of desktop interoperability across financial institutions today and how interop-solutions are being implemented across the front-to-back office, in this Trader TV interview.
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Brad continues to discuss interoperability as the “holy grail” for financial markets, which can enable seamless workflows across platforms, asset classes, and geographies, in this Trader TV interview.
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The case for agentic AI in financial services is well made: faster synthesis, lower operational cost, scalable analytical capacity. Despite such breakthrough progress, the case for good governance has considerably lagged behind. As autonomous AI workflows move from internal experimentation into production environments, they create a new class of compliance and security challenges that existing frameworks were not designed to address. This paper sets out what those challenges look like in practice and why early movers on governance infrastructure will hold a structural advantage as regulatory expectations evolve.
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