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In late April, Financial Technologies Forum (FTF) announced the winners of the 2016 FTF News Technology Innovation Awards, and voters selected Gresham Computing for the Best Regulatory Compliance Solution for Operations honor.
Gresham officials say they began their development of their Clareti Transaction Control (CTC) in 2010 at the company’s Innovation Labs in Bristol, U.K. “It was originally designed as a disruptive product to address the global matching and reconciliations market dominated by inflexible legacy products and poorly governed user-developed applications,” vendor officials say. “But it has evolved with market demand into a full platform (the Clareti platform) capable of providing real-time transaction control and enterprise data integrity across a growing set of use cases.”
In an interview at the gala awards event on May 17, Bill Blythe, global business development director for Gresham, took questions from FTF News. Blythe argues that Gresham’s clients share a vision with the vendor about the need for disruptive technologies that deliver on the promise of data integrity, which is essential for regulatory compliance and which brings fresh options to a stale market.
In the video, Blythe discusses what’s in store for this year and next at Gresham.
CREDITS:
Video Production: Janene Knox and William J. Poznanski, Jr.
Interview conducted by: Eugene Grygo, chief content officer, FTF News
Co-Producers: Sarah Hathaway, vice president, Financial Technologies Forum (FTF) and Eugene Grygo
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