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An eye on the ‘new normal’ – the latest video from FidessaVision

Published by Uma Rajagopal

Posted on June 19, 2014

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· Last updated: June 25, 2014

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The effects of the global financial malaise are receding. IPOs are up. M&A is up.

On the surface, it might seem that the economy is returning to the ‘good old days’. But the pre-2008 days are gone for good – the crisis has fundamentally changed the landscape of financial markets. Firms thinking they can return to doing business the old way will suffer. Costs need to be brought down – permanently. The firms that flourish will be those that radically rethink their business models in light of this ‘new normal’.

In Fidessa’s latest video, Steve Grob discusses the key trends that characterise the ‘new normal’ and looks at how the most innovative firms are already adapting. With help from one of London’s most iconic landmarks, he highlights the role that technology can play, the shift from the ‘run your mess for less’ style of outsourcing to a more intelligent and collaborative approach, the impact on post-trade processes, and the onward march of global regulation.

Key Takeaways

  • Financial markets won’t return to pre‑2008 norms—firms must permanently reduce costs.
  • Firms should radically rethink business models to thrive under the ‘new normal’.
  • Technology plays a central role in enabling smarter, collaborative outsourcing.
  • FidessaVision’s video highlights shifts in post‑trade processes and regulatory impacts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ‘new normal’ referenced in the video?
It refers to the transformed financial landscape after the global financial crisis—firms can’t revert to old ways and must adapt permanently.
Who presents the video and what are the main trends discussed?
Steve Grob presents, discussing technology’s role, a shift to intelligent outsourcing, post‑trade changes, and expanding global regulation.
Why must firms rethink their business models?
Because the financial crisis fundamentally changed market dynamics, meaning old approaches no longer sustain profitability or competitiveness.

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