Kristin R. MoyerOur “Hype Cycle for Banking and Investment Services Operational Technologies, 2009“ is now published. Gartner defines operations technologies in banking as technologies that are not customer facing yet support critical, core functions within a banking and investment services firm.
The 2009 Hype Cycle for operations includes emerging technologies that banking and investment firms should evaluate to overcome operational limitations and support the requirements of the bank of the future. The emerging technologies in this analysis fall into four major categories:
- Risk management – Spreadsheet control, operational risk engines, credit and market risk calculation engines, and qualitative self-assessment tools
- Core banking and lending – Component-based core banking, lending services hub and loan portfolio management
- Asset management and broker-dealer investment bank operational processing -Component-based buy-side asset management processing, component-based sell-side securities processing, algorithmic trading tools and direct market access (DMA) trading tools
- Data services – Investment services enterprise reference data management solutions, real-time market data distribution systems, and centralized transaction and positional data
This Hype Cycle analysis provides insight regarding the types of operations technologies that are emerging, their time to maturity and how firms can use them to transform the way they do business now and in the future.
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Category: Uncategorized operations Tags: asset management, core banking, data services, hype cycle, operations, risk management
