Tag: LSEG Data & Analytics
Why cloud adoption no longer gives banks an edge
Cloud computing has become a fixture of the financial markets operating model, but according to LSEG Data & Analytics, simply being in the cloud...
LSEG: Why persistent oil prices could keep rates higher for longer
The world's major central banks have shifted course in a matter of weeks, and according to analysis from LSEG Data & Analytics, the real...
Why 24×5 trading could break legacy market data systems
The shift towards 24×5 trading in US equities is frequently described as a simple extension of market hours. According to LSEG Data & Analytics,...
Why unexplained bond prices are becoming a liability
Fixed income valuation has reached a turning point. According to LSEG Data & Analytics, it is no longer enough for firms to show that...
LSEG warns cloud adoption can fragment data controls
Financial institutions moving data workflows into the cloud may be creating new control problems, even as they solve old access issues. According to LSEG...
Why falling portfolio carbon figures may be misleading
Portfolio carbon metrics are now central to investment decisions, climate risk management and regulatory reporting. However, new research from LSEG Data & Analytics suggests...
Why CFOs must trade hindsight for market foresight
Resilience in the modern finance function is no longer about how fast an organisation reacts once volatility hits.
According to LSEG Data & Analytics, it...
Private credit’s growth exposes a data trust gap
Scaling private credit requires more than capital. It requires trusted data, according to LSEG Data & Analytics, which argues that as allocations to the...
Mind the gap: LSEG links market data to trade execution
According to LSEG Data & Analytics, one of the most persistent inefficiencies in trading is also one of the least visible: the moment a...
The hidden risks reshaping modern pairs trading strategies
Pairs trading was once a simple equity story: go long one correlated name, short another, and wait for the spread to converge. According to...










