Following our Q1 media round-up, which featured news, interviews and by-lined articles, here's a look at some of the key media coverage Taskize has received March through June.
Our results are headlined by an opinion piece from Taskize CEO, Diederik Geeraerts, on why financial markets need their own "mission control" to improve operational resilience.
Published by both Traders Magazine and A-Team Insight, his article explored the importance of structured collaboration in increasingly complex financial markets:
Q2 also saw two partnership announcements, both receiving widespread coverage across FOW, Asset Servicing Times, FinTech Global, Finextra, FinTech Finance News and Financial IT.
In April, we partnered with TCS – the global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions – to integrate our exception management and collaboration functionality directly into the TCS BaNCS platform, enabling financial services users to raise and resolve queries seamlessly within the core processing environment.
And then in June, Taskize announced a partnership with Global Relay – the provider of integrated compliance solutions – to bring their archiving capabilities to Taskize users.
In other news, Taskize has also recently been featured in Ignites Europe, a Financial Times publication, where our CRO shared his perspective on the operational challenges highlighted in ESMA’s latest report on liability-driven investment (LDI) funds.
Finally, Taskize CPO Helen Adair was interviewed by Finadium on the UK T+1 Taskforce’s settlement efficiency rate target.
In her commentary, Helen notes that achieving strong settlement rates in a T+1 environment will depend not only on faster processing, but also on how effectively firms identify and resolve issues before they become settlement fails:
“Many post-trade workflows are operating on legacy approaches which are heavily reliant on email. As the settlement window shortens, the need to process effectively and efficiently across market participants becomes essential. Firms that improve transparency, streamline communication and enable faster collaboration across the settlement chain will be in a much stronger position to meet the industry’s settlement targets and minimise disruption during the transition to T+1.”