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市場調查報告書

美國資本市場的交易技術策略

US Capital Markets Trading Technology Strategies

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2006年01月 商品編碼 35514
內容資訊 英文  
價格
本報告書已不再販售

本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

在金融市場持續低迷當中,資本市場內特別重視有益於架構有效組織模式的 Middle/Back Office 的成本控制。此方法不僅可以透過規範、商品差別化及新技術的開發等來提高組織效率,並且也可以透過均衡的 IT 相關投資來提高競爭力及附加價值

專門針對各市場區塊進行調查及分析的英國調查公司 Datamonitor Corporation(總公司: 倫敦),調查與分析美國資本市場的交易技術策略,並出版綜合報告書 "US Capital Markets Trading Technology Strategies"

此報告書使用包括圖表在內的篇幅,除了說明規範狀況及競爭環境等美國資本市場現況,也探討產業推動力及動向、技術層次、支出狀況等。此報告書的概略架構如下所示。

第1章 摘要

  • 主要調查結果

第2章 市場概況

  • 說明
  • 主要調查結果
  • 概要
  • 產業推動力及動向

第3章 商業/技術意涵

  • 說明
  • 主要調查結果

第4章 競爭動向

  • 說明
  • 主要調查結果
  • 競爭企業

第5章 未來展望

  • 說明
  • 主要調查結果
  • Front/Middle/Back Office的應用方式支出
  • 各商品的應用方式支出

第6章 附錄

  • 定義
  • 相關資料
  • SPP執筆團隊
    • 應用方式的定位
    • 各商品的應用方式
    • 摘要:市場概況
    • 摘要:競爭動向
    • 摘要:未來展望
    • 規範狀況
    • IT策略的主要驅動因素
    • Goldman Sachs的獲利架構
    • 附帶性成長
    • 傾向流程生命週期
    • Algorithmic Trading的成長
    • STP的進化
    • change-the-bank相關支出的主要地區
    • 網羅各資產應用方式的協力對策
    • Middle/Back Office的元件化
    • 委外判斷的基準
    • 廠商基礎
    • 針對昇級所需的FSI計劃的核心系統策略
    • 商品設計流程
    • Front/Middle/Back Office的應用方式支出
    • IT支出:債權vs普通股

目錄

Abstract

Overview

Introduction

As financial markets remain sluggish, capital market institutions are increasingly focused on cost control in the middle and back office to provide an efficient organisational structure. Issues such as regulation, product differentiation and the development of new technologies has driven the need for organizational efficiency and balanced IT investment to remain competitive and add value.

Scope

  • Highlight trends and key areas of activities within capital markets sell-side trading sectors
  • Provides market opportunities & forecasts for applications expenditure and debt vs equity spend
  • Vendor positioning for the financial markets trading space

Report Highlights

IT strategy continues to be dominated by cost control as financial market institutions face ongoing margin pressure. While institutions are hesitant to pursue investment opportunities, technology-driven solutions are being seen as necessary to differentiate and gain competitive advantage amid tough conditions.

While MiFID (due April 2007) is an EU regulation, it has an effect on US institutions that have operations in any of the EU member states. By aiming for optimal transparency across all trading venues, the ruling gives firms a passport to trade by making it mandatory for a sell-side firm to state publicly prices for equities traded on its own book.

With the continued high level of algorithmic trading, brokers will need to find new and inventive ways of adding value (a changing of the value-chain model). There will also be added pressure to produce efficiency metrics for the buy side to differentiate between different algorithms from not only suppliers but also non-electronic methods.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Understand trends and key areas of activities within capital markets sell-side trading sectors
  • Gain insight into how the interplay of end-user trading, regulation & FSI dynamics are driving a renewed focus in growth initiatives & IT investments

Table of Contents

  • CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    • Key Findings
  • CHAPTER 2 MARKET CONTEXT
    • Introduction
    • Key findings
    • Overview
    • Business drivers and trends
  • CHAPTER 3 BUSINESS / TECHNOLOGY IMPLICATIONS
    • Introduction
    • Key findings
  • CHAPTER 4 COMPETITIVE DYNAMICS
    • Introduction
    • Key findings
    • Competitor identification
  • CHAPTER 5 THE FUTURE DECODED
    • Introduction
    • Key findings
    • Application spend by front, middle and back office
    • Application spend by product
  • CHAPTER 6 APPENDIX
    • Definitions
    • Future readings
    • SPP writing team
    • List of Tables
      • Table 1: Application location spend
      • Table 2: Application spend by product
    • List of Figures
      • Figure 1: Executive summary - market context
      • Figure 2: Executive summary - Competitive dynamics
      • Figure 3: Executive Summary - The future decoded
      • Figure 4: Regulatory landscape
      • Figure 5: Key drivers of IT strategy
      • Figure 6: Composition of Goldman Sachs revenue
      • Figure 7: Growth in derivatives
      • Figure 8: Trade flow lifecycle
      • Figure 9: Growth in algorithmic trading
      • Figure 10: The evolution of STP
      • Figure 11: Key areas for change-the-bank spend
      • Figure 12: Leveraging synergies across asset-specific applications
      • Figure 13: Componentization in the middle and back office
      • Figure 14: Basis for outsourcing decisions
      • Figure 15: Vendor offering matrix
      • Figure 16: Core system strategies for FSIs planning to upgrade
      • Figure 17: Product design flow
      • Figure 18: Application spend by front, middle and back office
      • Figure 19 Debt vs. equity IT spend
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