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Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me
I have neighbors from hell. They do everything possible to make my life miserable. And the more I talk about my awful neighbors, I find out that everyone has a neighbor they cant stand. Its everywhere. But some neighbors are much much worse. Here a local neighborhood was terrorized by a drug addicted mom and dad who had a penchant for technology
09 March 2009 /security /regulation
Retired Member
Who’s to blame for the destruction of bank shareholder equity? Those nasty bankers, with their eye-watering bonus plans? The regulators, who didn’t spot the bubble when it was blocking out the whole sky? Those self-serving politicians who oversee the regulators and maintain the health of the economic system that the bankers feed in? What about the ...
09 March 2009 /regulation Finexpo
If the Government is going to spray £75 billion quids' worth of petrol on the embers of the economy, they could at least do it in a way that stands the best chance of achieving something. Here's an idea. Offer people the chance to sell a stake of up to 50% or £75k, in their house, whichever is the smaller. This can only go towards reducing their ...
06 March 2009 /regulation /retail Trends in Financial Services
Mischievous hack attacks on Twitter are increasing and it seems there is no end in sight. While twitters developers are working to make it more secure, the open nature of the application fuels mischievous and even criminal hacking. Twitter is microblogging. In 140 characters or less you tell your followers what you are doing or point them toward
06 March 2009 /security /regulation
John Cant Managing Director at MPI Europe Ltd
There have been calls this month from the European Union for the creation of a pan-European regulatory body to help solve the current financial crisis and prevent future issues. This is a deceptively easy thing to call for in the current climate, but it neither makes it easy to implement, nor indeed is there much evidence that it would be any more...
06 March 2009 /regulation /wholesale Trends in Financial Services
Data breaches are becoming all too common -- so common and so large in scale that we are rapidly becoming desensitized to the news. But the effect of a data breach has the potential to crush companies. From the direct financial loss, to protecting consumers whose information has been compromised, to dealing with civil legal issues and penalties an...
05 March 2009 /security /regulation Information Security
Do you watch House, the US medical drama series? In it, the team, ably led by the wonderfully acerbic Hugh Laurie as the eponymous head doctor in the Department of Diagnostic Medicine, solve puzzling medical cases through a range of medical tests, brainstorms and lateral thinking. We need an equivalent person, and department, to help us get out o...
05 March 2009 /regulation /retail Trends in Financial Services
We’ve heard much about how bankers have been rewarded too much for doing too little. And we’ve mainly heard it from politicians. So, now I’m going to give the bankers a break. As long as I can remember in politics (and that’s a long time), there have been allegations levelled – and fairly regularly proven - against politicians abusing their status....
04 March 2009 /regulation /wholesale Trends in Financial Services
Gert Raeves Research Director at Adox Research Limited
Wouldn't it be nice to have everyone speak the same language? Definitely no political motive - move right along - nothing to see here. Just trying to make sure we agree a common phrasebook. Simply giving the people access to markets in open and transparent way, and make it easy to use new shiny order management tools to route deal flow to the mos...
03 March 2009 /regulation Data Management 101
A recent Tabb report ‘The Enterprise Spreadsheet: Pushing towards Transparency’ highlights how firms continue to rely on spreadsheets at every level - serving as the modelling laboratory, negotiation tool, trade capture software, books and records, and as an input into almost every post-trade process. This is not a new problem, but you would thi...
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