RIMES to Host Second Annual Data Governance Conference in New York City
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RIMES, the leading provider of managed data services for the buy-side, will host its second annual
With the increased buy-side focus on data quality, management and cost, the invitation-only event serves as a response to these demands and looks to aid firms in their efforts to develop strategies to gain control of their data. With increasing data volumes come a diverse number of complex uses from a growing number of originators. Additionally, appeasing the regulatory call for transparency is proving to be immensely difficult for firms who have not yet employed a data governance structure.
Presentations will be led by experts from
"The goal of this conference is to offer attendees key insights into the issues around data governance in the buy-side and the emerging trend towards the adoption of new operating models," explains
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