Xceptor today unveiled findings from a new report conducted in partnership with Crisil Coalition Greenwich, Operational efficiency is driving digital transformation in capital markets. The report reve...
New research finds nearly 90% of respondents see digital transformation as essential to operational efficiency, yet 40% lack the internal support to act
LONDON & NEW YORK: Xceptor today unveiled findings from a new report conducted in partnership with Crisil Coalition Greenwich, Operational efficiency is driving digital transformation in capital markets. The report reveals how firms across the capital markets landscape are rethinking their operational strategies in response to growing complexity, rising trade volumes, and evolving regulatory demands.
The study surveyed over 70 C-suite and senior leaders from capital markets firms across North America, the U.K., Europe, and Asia Pacific. It offers a clear view into how firms are responding to rapidly changing data requirements and where the biggest opportunities for transformation lie.
“Despite several benefits of digital transformation to improve workflow efficiency, many participants are taking more time to invest in these resources and legacy practices prevail. Our study uncovers hard dollar costs to holding out on adoption, which are set to increase as data volumes continue to grow and market uncertainty persists,” reports Audrey Costabile, Senior Analyst, Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
Digital transformation has become increasingly prominent in today’s volatile market and data-driven environment as record-breaking trade volumes place business leaders and operations teams under increased pressure. Manual processes are still prevalent across both buy-side and sell-side firms, who are keen to remove manual tasks that create data and workflow roadblocks for increased productivity and output.
Key findings include:
“As trade volumes continue to rise and regulatory demands such as T+1 and the EU Faster Initiative intensify, firms are under pressure to modernize or risk falling behind. The Crisil Coalition Greenwich report confirms what we continue to witness firsthand in the industry: Getting data right through automation and AI is a top priority for all industry participants. Firms that embrace market collaboration will be best placed to accelerate ready-to-trade, ready-to-settle and ready-to-report processes through automation and AI,” says Michiel Verhoeven, CEO of Xceptor.
AI adoption is growing but uneven across the industry
The study also explored the state of AI adoption in the industry. While 60% see AI as important to their transformation strategy, nearly one-quarter believe it is not important. Despite growing awareness of AI’s potential, adoption remains cautious. Today, only one-third of firms report already using AI. Two in five (43%) plan to adopt AI in the next two years, and nearly one-quarter (23%) have no plans to adopt AI.
Key perceived benefits of AI adoption are enabling employees to spend more time on strategic work and automating manual tasks, while integration challenges, internal stakeholder buy-in, and management controls remain key concerns.
Commenting on the findings, Dan Reid, CTO and Co-Founder of Xceptor says, “AI has the potential to revolutionize how firms manage and transform data and workflows. To unlock this potential, adoption must be part of a strategic approach to data automation. Automating high-risk, manual processes can enable firms to reduce operational risk and improve regulatory compliance when implemented with effective controls in place.”
The full report is available for download at: https://www.xceptor.com/report/operational-efficiency-driving-digital-transformation-capital-markets
About Xceptor
Xceptor is the intelligent data automation platform for financial markets providing data ingestion, standardization, normalization, and validation services. Catering to thousands of unique use cases, its highly configurable and enterprise-grade platform offers proprietary solutions for tax, reconciliations, confirmations, client onboarding, and allocations. Since 2003, Xceptor has been empowering businesses worldwide to trust their data and digitize their operational workflows. With offices in London, New York, Singapore, and Cape Town, Xceptor serves nearly 125 clients and over 11,500 users across 60 countries, including banks, asset managers, hedge funds, custodians, and asset servicers. For more information, visit www.xceptor.com.
Fonte: Business Wire
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