Global Inventory Management has become critical to both buy side and sell side firms transacting in collateralized business lines in recent years. The paper and infographic by Broadridge’s Martin Seagroatt and Gilbert Scherff maps out an architecture for a new more integrated, automated and industrialized collateral ecosystem. The paper also:
- • Shows how at the firm level, Global Inventory Management technology acts as the central control function of this new paradigm with a more interoperable market infrastructure as the nervous system
- • Demonstrates how centralization of data allows a holistic focus on deployment of scarce resources such as capital, balance sheet and liquidity
- • Proposes that the industry is moving from an environment of individual competing firms to extended value chains of networked organizations
- • Discusses future technology trends that will enable collateralized trading to become leaner and more efficient, while addressing some of the structural vulnerabilities of the system through a more robust and flexible infrastructure.
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