Evolving nature of consumer demands, complexity of regulatory landscape, sluggish growth, and the threat from next-generation Financial Technology firms (FinTechs) are the key challenges being faced by capital markets enterprises. These challenges have forced capital markets to revisit their business models, launch innovative products, and redefine the way in which they individually interact with their customers.
Global capital markets firms are investing in digital technologies across data, platform, and experience, to offset the above-mentioned challenges. They are simultaneously achieving desired business outcomes such as cost containment, transparency, modernization, flexibility, and agility. In a bid to drive innovation and define regulatory standards for emerging technologies, capital markets ecosystem players (capital markets enterprises, service providers, technology product vendors, FinTechs, RegTechs, regulators & governing bodies, and consortiums) are actively forming partnerships and alliances.
This report focuses on the buy-side business nuances and digital adoption trends. Buy-side firms analyze data to generate targeted insights across products, markets, and customers, combined with the capability to provide seamless digital experiences to their customers. Digital technology investments enable buy-side firms to target customers, meet compliance standards, and generate patterns from historical data to optimize the system.
Scope of the analysis
- Market segment: IT services
- Geography: Global
- Industry: Capital markets
- Line of business: Buy-side
Sources leveraged
- Expert analyst inputs
- Previous Everest Group research
- Secondary data sources that are publicly available
Contents
The research focuses on capital markets industry with primary focus on buy-side business segment:
- Capital markets – challenges, priorities and trends
- Buy-side – challenges, priorities and trends
- Buy-side – emerging technology models and key investments
- Implications for buyers and IT service providers
Membership(s)
Banking & Financial Services (BFS) - IT Services (ITS)
