Banks look to virtual data warehouses to unify trading desks

Adding a virtual layer could help take the burden off the traditional data warehouse

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Data web: trading in different asset classes requires a certain level of specialisation, which brings challenges

Deutsche Bank has been looking for an efficient way to pull trading data across its fixed-income, credit and foreign exchange desks, which traditionally, and in common with many other organisations, sit in different databases. In the words of two Deutsche executives, bringing all that data together proved to be “much more than a technical challenge”.

Trading in different asset classes requires a certain level of specialisation, which brought about the challenge of heterogeneous data entities

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