The Materials sector is ripe for innovation. There have been interesting developments during this time period from a technological standpoint as well as some negative headlines for environmental infractions. We used our ESG platform to highlight the most significant movement in the sector.
Getting Started with Symphony 2.0. In order to stay connected and productive whilst working remotely, Symphony’s chat and collaboration tools can help provide a more dynamic, real-time work experience to keep conversations and work flowing.
Join a webinar for an overview of the NEW 2.0 platform and how you can collaborate effectively using the platform through the use of workspaces, search, tags, applications, and more.
Our NLP tools filter out the noise to uncover meaningful insights. New ideas are buried in your documents, reports, and earnings transcripts. Extract them today. In this ESG analysis we picked-up on financial inclusion at Mastercard. The company received favorable headlines detailing their initiatives around small- and medium-enterprise lending in the Middle East and Africa, expanding access to capital in those regions. While Mastercard is clearly making waves on the news front, we also examined all this from a greenwashing perspective. Is this all window dressing or an effective plan of action? See our results below.
The value of diversity of thought in business is well-established: Companies where 30 percent of executives or more are women are nearly 50 percent more likely to outperform financially, and 67 percent of candidates consider workforce diversity when evaluating job offers. A range of backgrounds and experiences facilitates creativity, problem-solving and positive outcomes.
When we talk about Symphony 2.0, we emphasize that the product is purpose-built for financial services workflows. But even that is too simplistic – we recognize that within the industry, there is a wide variety of roles, responsibilities, needs and preferences. Investment bankers, research analysts, compliance professionals: all within financial services, but all with very different workflows.
Watch the latest in Symphony’s Partner Webinar Series on demand, highlighting ipushpull, a leading capital markets FinTech that connects people, data and applications in real-time.
During the session we heard from Matthew Cheung, CEO of ipushpull and Krishna Nadella, Global Head of Solutions at Symphony, as they discussed the journey towards standardization and automation in capital markets workflows.
Watch the recording where they discussed:
Bot development from beginning to end, including a live demonstration done in real-time
Real-time data sharing into Symphony
The genesis and future of the partnership between the companies
ipushpull’s Symphony integration and use cases of data-driven workflows
The value of diversity of thought in business is well-established: Companies where 30 percent of executives or more are women are nearly 50 percent more likely to outperform financially, and 67 percent of candidates consider workforce diversity when evaluating job offers. A range of backgrounds and experiences facilitates creativity, problem-solving and positive outcomes.
In a recent webinar, David Gurlé, formerly of Symphony, and Steven Quick, Principal Solution Architect – Financial Services with Amazon Web Services (“AWS”), discussed how many financial institutions are working to transform faster while also meeting ever more stringent compliance requirements on data safety, security and transparency.
StreetLinx Inc., the financial services counterparty mapping platform, has developed and rolled out on Symphony the StreetLinx Alert Bot, which alerts users of organizational changes at the firms they interact with.