Microservices: Building Blocks of Financial Technology

In these days of ever increasing regulation, weighing risk has never been more critical. Measuring and managing risk across multiple systems is complex and can be costly.


Co-hosted by Quantifi & Celent

Risk technology is undergoing its next wave of innovation with a single integrated solution. Forward looking firms are realising that in the new world, the ability to achieve scale, reliability and flexibility will be a winning factor.


Agenda

  • Risk and regulatory developments – the journey ahead
  • Rapidly changing market and business drivers influencing technology decisions
  • Common architectural and technology development challenges (current state)
  • The business case for adopting modern technology (future possibilities)
  • Characteristics of the next generation of risk technology – microservices

Presenters

  • Marc Adler, Chief Architect, Quantifi 
  • Cubillas Ding, Research Director, Celent

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Whitepapers

Microservices: The New Building Blocks of Financial Technology

Microservices is a software architecture style in which complex applications are composed of small, independent processes communicating with each other using language-agnostic APIs. These services are small, highly decoupled and focus on doing a small task, facilitating a modular approach to system-building.

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Blog

Celent & Quantifi survey reveals strong trend towards microservices architecture

Firms face multiple technology challenges. Most firms agree that low level of system innovation makes it difficult to adjust quickly to change

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News

Quantifi Wins Technology Award for its Microservices Architecture

Quantifi has been named Operational risk technology of the Year at the CIR risk management Awards, for its investment in microservices. This is Quantifi’s third CIR Risk Management award in four years. Judged by an independent panel of experts, the awards distinguish organisations and teams that have significantly added to the understanding and best practice of risk management.

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