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Our world today operates in adigital realm where technology is no longer a luxury but a necessity.Businesses grapple with the pivotal question: should they build their own system or opt for a pre-built one? Major players such as JP Morgan and Bank ofAmerica have ventured into developing their bespoke systems, thereby gaining control over functionality and security aspects.

For financial services companies, the future is already here. The industry has been facing its fair share of challenges, and as we look into the future, it becomes clear that the road ahead will not be smooth sailing. The year 2024 presents a unique set of challenges for the industry, including market conditions, inflation, regulation, and recession risk. As a veteran of the capital markets, I have put together this blog post to help company directors, shareholders, and investors understand what to expect in the coming year.

RocketFin Consulting Ltd commits its support to the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.

Despite its well-documented limitations and weaknesses, value-at-risk (VAR) remains a core risk metric which is heavily relied upon by financial trading institutions

Autonomous systems represent a challenge for the existing models of liability, which is largely based on causative reasoning

The goal of any "tool-designer" ought to be to produce a tool where the use of it is "obvious".