In the complex world of market data, financial institutions often face what we at BIQH like to call “The Market Data Spaghetti.” This term describes the complicated system of data […]
T+1 settlement in Europe: navigating a fragmented market structure
Across global financial markets, settlement cycles are shortening. The United States moved to T+1 settlement in 2024, and Europe is preparing for the same transition on 11 October 2027. The […]
The rise of use case-driven market data is creating new challenges
Financial institutions are clearly moving towards use case-driven market data management. On paper, this makes a lot of sense. It promises better alignment between data and business needs, along with […]
Vendor change management as a structural challenge in ESG data integration
From time to time, we publish collaboration articles with close partners from the industry. In this collaboration article between BIQH and d-fine, a European consulting firm, we take a closer […]
Using DNB Good Practices as input for our security framework
One of the key areas in DORA is ICT security policies, procedures, and tools. For BIQH, this is directly relevant. We are often seen as a critical supplier to our […]
T+1 settlement: what global markets have already learned and what Europe must address next
T+1 settlement is moving from policy debate to day-to-day delivery. In markets where it is already live, the change has proved manageable but has also made operational weak points harder […]
API first in practice:
Extending GraphQL in the BIQH Market Data Platform In previous articles, we discussed the flexibility of the BIQH Market Data Platform and how our user interface supports configuration and control. […]
Market data management in 2026: engage with the business
At every market data conference, artificial intelligence is now the dominant topic. Whether it is DKF, FIMA or FISD the conversation revolves around automation, machine learning and intelligent tooling. And […]
Five weak links in market data that threaten BCBS 239 compliance (and how to fix them)
BCBS 239, introduced by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in 2013, has been with us for over a decade, and yet it still appears in supervisory conversations as if […]
ISO 20022 corporate actions in practice
What actually changes, and how to prepare without disrupting operations ISO 20022 is steadily becoming the new standard for financial messaging across the industry. While much of the early focus […]
From fixed roles to flexible permissioning
In life, you play many roles: colleague, football coach, or parent. But in software, there used to be only one role that mattered: user, or better still, superuser. For a […]