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Keeping tabs on costs as the market datascape expands

In a recent interview for Harrington Starr’s 'The Financial Technologist Magazine' our COO, Leigh Walters, was asked about the ever-growing landscape of data sources and discussed the importance of having visibility over existing data subscriptions.

If you have a clear picture of spend and usage across the business, not only can you better manage your market data spend but you will actually optimize it, while ensuring that your usage is compliant with vendor agreements. 

How can your Firm Benefit from Shifting to Managed Services?

Is your firm feeling stretched by the sheer volume and variety of licensing agreements? Has the pandemic tested your existing data licensing norms? If yes, then maybe it’s time to explore the benefits of Managed Services.

TRG Screen named as one of the most influential Fintech companies

Harrington Starr’s The Financial Technologist recently published its highly coveted Most Influential Fintech Companies 2021 listing; shining a spotlight on the brightest and most dynamic companies in the industry.

An overhaul on work flow for Subscriptions Data Invoicing & Inventory Managed Services

Data managers at financial institutions are being asked to administer an endlessly growing list of information sources. At the same time, data licensing agreements and invoices are becoming more complicated, as are the associated usage declarations required by many such agreements. And the propensity for working from home due to the Covid-19 pandemic has added to the challenge.

CalPERS case study reveals 60% savings since TRG Screen

The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) is the largest public pension fund in the US. Since implementing TRG Screen’s built-in, operational best practice technology, it has made savings of 60% compared with maintaining its legacy system.

Take back control of your usage management & cost recovery processes

While your firm may have a dedicated team of information professionals handling your online subscriptions in house, does the department have access to transparent and accurate usage information on those subscriptions? Chances are they are relying on vendor fed data, and this takes the control of subscriptions budget out of their hands. Furthermore, the data is being analysed in isolation, rather than as a comprehensive overview across all subscriptions.