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Getting Their Own House in Order: Asset Managers Strive for Internal STP
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| Published Date:
February 2001
Published By:
TowerGroup
Page Count:
12
Order Code:
R301-692
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| Investment management firms have been working diligently to implement automated linkages to external counterparties, all in the name of straight through processing (STP) and in preparation for industry-mandated settlement of trade date + 1 (T+1), required by June 2004. While these external links will help in the quest for STP, buy-side firms have exposed some real gaps in their internal processing structures, exemplified by the heavy manual intervention required to process many transactions. In order to be adequately prepared for T+1 and STP, investment managers are coming under pressure to fix their internal processing through automation and re-engineering.
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