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Elon Musk

Shep Gordon

Donald Trump

Bill Clinton

Ken Fisher

Roger McNamee

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Craig Johnson

Barbara Corcoran

LeBron James

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Joe Lichtenberg

Volatility has become the standard in stock markets across the world over the past several months. Ever since COVID-19 fired off an economic recession, capital markets firms have fought to stabilize their operations. But one key to success amid explosive markets lies within each organization: data. This week on Healthy Data, we host a discussion on the need for speed and scale in the financial services sector, with its ever-rising number of transactions. Our guests are Joe Lichtenberg, director of product and industry marketing for InterSystems, and Larry Tabb, founder and research chairman of the research and consulting firm the Tabb Group. Together, they examine how capital markets—and banks’ customers—can benefit from healthy data, now and long into the future. This conversation occurred prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but its insights remain critical. Tabb and Lichtenberg, for instance, discuss trends among the world’s top banks, who are racing to implement high-performance data technologies—without the drawbacks of in-memory databases. Multi-level architectures that require banks to stitch together a database and a data grid or data fabric simply won’t cut it. Integration and consistency are key. Losing data is, of course, detrimental to the success of any bank. Lichtenberg and Tabb go on to analyze the trend toward built-in persistence and enterprise-wide data fabrics, with guaranteed consistency. When banks pin down their strategy to achieve and leverage healthy data, anything is possible. They can implement real-time advanced analytics, unlock efficiencies in the front and middle offices, and execute a successful algorithmic trading program. The benefits of a data-driven future for capital markets are limitless. But the first step is, as always, data that flows seamlessly and is ready for action. So, tune in and let us know your thoughts. How is your bank using data to stay ahead of the curve? And where can you improve?To learn how InterSystems can help you achieve healthy data today, click here.

Volatility has become the standard in stock markets across the world over the past several months. Ever since COVID-19 fired off an economic recession, capital markets firms have fought to stabilize their operations. But one key to success amid explosive markets lies within each organization: data.   This week on Healthy Data, we host a discussion on the need for speed and scale in the financial services sector, with its ever-rising number of transactions. Our guests are Joe Lichtenberg, director of product and industry marketing for InterSystems, and Larry Tabb, founder and research chairman of the research and consulting firm the Tabb Group. Together, they examine how capital markets—and banks’ customers—can benefit from healthy data, now and long into the future.   This conversation occurred prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but its insights remain critical. Tabb and Lichtenberg, for instance, discuss trends among the world’s top banks, who are racing to implement high-performance data technologies—without the drawbacks of in-memory databases. Multi-level architectures that require banks to stitch together a database and a data grid or data fabric simply won’t cut it. Integration and consistency are key. Losing data is, of course, detrimental to the success of any bank. Lichtenberg and Tabb go on to analyze the trend toward built-in persistence and enterprise-wide data fabrics, with guaranteed consistency.   When banks pin down their strategy to achieve and leverage healthy data, anything is possible. They can implement real-time advanced analytics, unlock efficiencies in the front and middle offices, and execute a successful algorithmic trading program. The benefits of a data-driven future for capital markets are limitless.   But the first step is, as always, data that flows seamlessly and is ready for action.   So, tune in and let us know your thoughts. How is your bank using data to stay ahead of the curve? And where can you improve? <a href="https://www.intersystems.com/healthy-data/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">To learn how InterSystems can help you achieve healthy data today, click here</a>.

S2 Ep4: Joe Lichtenberg and Larry Tabb: How Data Bolsters the World's Top Banks

Larry Tabb, Head of Research for Bloomberg Intelligence, joins Nasdaq Chief Economist Phil Mackintosh in an examination of the SEC’s NMS II plan and how the proposed changes may change our current equity markets on Episode 10 of Nasdaq’s TotalMarkets podcast.

Larry Tabb, Head of Research for Bloomberg Intelligence, joins Nasdaq Chief Economist Phil Mackintosh in an examination of the SEC’s NMS II plan and how the proposed changes may change our current equity markets on Episode 10 of Nasdaq’s TotalMarkets podcast.

TotalMarkets: Larry Tabb, Head of Research for Bloomberg Intelligence 

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox.GUEST:Larry Tabb, CEO and Founder of Tabb group, on how the approval of the IEX Exchange will impact US market structure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: Larry Tabb, CEO and Founder of Tabb group, on how the approval of the IEX Exchange will impact US market structure.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Larry Tabb Sees Problems With Trading Prices and IEX (Audio)