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Capital Markets Research Outlook 2024

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Capital Markets: 2024 – ROI IN Focus but Room for Innovation Grows

Global macroeconomic conditions continue to pose challenges across capital markets, financial institutions (FIs) and financial market infrastructures (FMIs) but some headwinds are starting to recede espeically around inflation and interest rates. Firms are still focusing on return on investment (ROI) to ensure tech budgets align strongly with business aims, but progress with modernization is creating opportunity for innovation too. It reamins the case that placing the right bets to innovate and transform requires understanding business cases, workflows, market structure, and regulatory change.

While efficiency and cost containment are in focus, tech spending is sill increasing. Whether spending to save, by modernizing and automating, or by building competitive advantage through new products and services, the rapid changes in and convergence of multiple technologies demand increased investment. Finanical institutions and market infrastructures are looking for new sources of revenue growth. Technology can be an enabler and/or catalyst for this growth.

Capital markets is a highly interconnected ecosystem of financial institutions, so achieving success is a network play. The entities making up the network across the buy side, sell side, financial market infrastructures and solution/service providers interact in numerous and increasingly blurring ways. From client, service provider, partner and/or competitor, this state of interconnectedness creates overlaps in themes across the capital markets landscape.

Celent is currently finalizing our view of the key buiness themes for 2025 that wil drive technology straetgy and investment for the coming year. These will be shared via webinars and reprots and as always, help guide our research overall.

TYPES OF INSIGHTS

The Capital Markets team offers a dual stream of technology research, with one stream focusing on helping clients understand enterprise and emerging technology trends in the context of the capital markets ecosystem (e.g. Business model change, business use case). A second stream focuses on the competitive landscape of solutions in specific sub-verticals across capital markets.

Reports include primers and data-driven analysis based on industry outreach including interviews with strategy makers, budget holders, as well as industry-specific polls and panels. Analysts are available to speak with directly as well.

Key Trends in Focus Across Enterprise and Emerging Technology

  • AI: Experimentation and development of use cases specific to capital markets.
  • Cloud adoption: Uses cases, business models, approaches
  • DLT: Integrating tokenized assets into traditional financial markets infrastructure and leveraging blockchain technology to transform capital markets workflows.
  • Data: Increasing sophistication around enterprise data management e.g. data fabrics. Data monetization via APIs, platforms and data marketplaces.
  • Others: Trends on technologies such as quantum compute and metaverse.

Examples of Primers & Provider Landscape in our research focus includes:

  • Thematic e.g., GenAI, Private Assets, Trading Technology, Tokenization, Market Data in the Cloud, ESG/climate, Private Asset Solutions
  • Solution Landscapes and Solutions e.g. corporate actions, transaction reporting
  • Risk Technology, Private Markets Solutions, EMS Solutions

Examples of Outreach-based Research: Interviews, Surveys, Polls, Panels

These and other annual benchmarking reports help executives prepare business plans and make strategic technology choices and investments. For example, our Dimensions series of reports on technology priorities and strategy, based on a survey of global buy and sell side firms.

Contact us for more information about what we have planned in Q4.

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