All Legislation and Regulation In Depth

MiFID to push rates up

City business analysts will see their rates increase by 20% before the end of the year as investment banks compete for skilled people to implement the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive.

Key to success with IT suppliers

Striking a good deal is always a bit hit and miss. What is important is that the contract with your IT supplier is flexible enough to cope with the changing nature of your business.

European IT Outsourcing Deals: 2005 in review

  • In Depth
  • Date: 06 June 2006
Why service providers ran faster to stand still

Cashing in on the value of compliance

The world’s desire for corporate regulation swings like a pendulum. In the late 1980s, the so-called “Big Bang” freed the financial markets from all but minimum regulation.

Deliver benefits by keeping IT systems simple

  • In Depth
  • Date: 12 May 2006
Brian Jones kicks off a series of commentaries by chief information officers about the lessons to be drawn from initiatives they got right and where they had problems. He explains how he handles contracts and projects, and how he promotes information technology as a critical business enabler

IBM RFID system addresses privacy concerns

IBM has developed a system limiting the distance a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip tag can transmit information from retail goods.

Security special report: Compliance quandary

Confusing regulatory requirements mean that some companies may be overlooking perils elsewhere in their drive for compliance.

Lloyd's members learn lessons of Kinnect as insurers pick up the e-trading baton

Six Lloyd's insurers are working together on electronic data transfer systems

Head of NHS IT programme points finger at 'variability in the supplier community'

Richard Granger, director general of NHS IT, last week praised the consistency of the work carried out by his team headquartered in Leeds, but was less complimentary towards some parts of the health service and suppliers.

The effective response to computer crime

Despite large amounts spent on system security and the scale and cost of IT-related crime, many businesses still do not have an incident response plan in place.
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